Digital District’s fifth headquarters has begun operating, marking a new milestone in the city’s tech landscape. The new site stands at the West Quay of Alicante Port, where the Ministry of Innovation and Universities and regional leaders announced the start of activity for this fifth venue. The opening signals a broader push to advance digital infrastructure and attract innovative projects to the region, reinforcing Alicante’s status as a growing hub for technology and entrepreneurship.
The Digital Zone is envisioned as a pivotal district that will accelerate the arrival of cutting-edge technology companies and support a resilient production model for the local economy. The venue is open to the public, inviting residents and visitors to explore the facilities and observe firsthand the capabilities available to startups and established tech firms. Demonstrations, tours, and informational sessions will provide an inside look at the tools, spaces, and services designed to foster collaboration and growth. Leaders explained that this area will connect researchers, engineers, and business leaders, turning ideas into scalable products and solutions. The program will be guided by a dedicated coordinator who will oversee the integration of technology projects with municipal and regional initiatives. The opening ceremony culminated with remarks from the regional administration, underscoring the importance of this project for regional competitiveness. [Attribution: Generalitat Valenciana]