Omaha, Neb. (September 26, 2024) AT&T* and Human I-T provided AIM Institute 200 refurbishedChromebook computers to distribute to Omaha residents in need.The computers are funded by an AT&T contribution. The first of the computers were given to adultgraduates of the AIM Code School, with more devices to be provided to students and adults involved inother […]
Read MoreAIM Upward Bound students volunteered at Chariots4Hope, dedicating their time to detailing cars and cleaning the playroom. The students worked hard and had a great time making an impact in the community. Special thanks to Chariots4Hope for providing this wonderful opportunity. AIM’s Upward Bound program is part of AIM’s Youth Academies. Upward Bound is a college preparatory […]
Read MoreRegistration is now open for our 2024 Tech Awards, to be held on Nov. 14 at the exclusive Peter Fink Private Car Museum, 5808 North 90th Street. This annual awards ceremony recognizes and honors individuals in our community who make a positive impact in tech. This year’s AIM Tech Awards Honorary Chair is Al Lopez, […]
Read MoreAIM Institute thanks the attendees who participated in this year’s Heartland Developers Conference and Big AI, presented by Farm Credit Services of America. The two-day event featured keynote speakers Dr. Radhika Dirks, CEO & Founder XLabs and RIBO, and Matt Waite, a Pulitzer Prize winner who developed PolitiFact; each discussed vary aspects of AI. Other […]
Read MoreThank you to The University of Nebraska-Lincoln and Memorial Stadium hosting our AIM Upward Bound students. As part of AIM’s Youth Academies our students are immersed into college experiences to prepare them for their future. UNL literally rolled out a red carpet experience and inspired our future leaders in tech! #GetIntoTech #AIM
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