Accenture and Tech:NYC’s third annual report finds that New York City has moved from AI experimentation to operational scale, with businesses creating measurable value, demand for AI skills accelerating and the workforce evolving faster than the national pace.

Based on an extensive analysis of data from 5.5 million+ startups across more than 350 global ecosystems, and powered by insights from Tech:NYC, New York City Economic Development Corporation, and other innovation leaders worldwide, the report finds that NYC is the second-strongest tech hub in the world with an ecosystem valued at $713 billion.

New York City traffic deaths are at a record low, but street safety progress remains deeply uneven. This report finds that lower-income communities of color continue to face disproportionate danger, and that many have yet to benefit from the full toolkit of proven street safety improvements.

A cross-industry survey of 500 C-level executives in NYC across 20 industries. We revisit progress since 2024 and surface key insights on how AI is transforming New York and the growing opportunity for the region to shape the future of applied AI globally.

Analyzing data from 5 million startups across 350+ global ecosystems and powered by insights from Tech:NYC, New York City Economic Development Corporation, and other innovation leaders worldwide, the report finds that NYC maintained its position as the second-strongest tech hub in the world, no longer tied with London.

New Yorkers are bullish on technology driving the future of our city and deeply understand the need to build new infrastructure and programs to meet that need, according to a citywide survey conducted by HarrisX.

Tech is adding jobs at nearly 10 times the rate of the city’s overall economy. This report shows that the sector is the engine driving the city’s economy forward and New York’s largest and most dependable source of new middle- and high-wage jobs.

The Decoded Futures team at the Tech:NYC Foundation identify challenges for nonprofits in using AI and outline recommendations for tech companies, philanthropic organizations, and other stakeholders to bridge the AI knowledge gap between tech companies and nonprofits.

Analyzing 300+ innovation ecosystems and powered by insights from Tech:NYC, New York City Economic Development Corporation, and other innovation leaders worldwide, the report finds that NYC maintained its position as the second-strongest tech hub in the world

Even as New York remains a top destination for tech talent, soaring rents have made it increasingly difficult to find affordable homes in NYC.

A cross-industry survey of 500 C-level executives in NYC across 20 industries shows that the economic benefit of generative AI adoption involves harnessing opportunities across three key areas.

The 2023 Tech:NYC and Accenture Tech Talent Survey shows there is continued focus on hiring tech talent in 2023.

Analyzing more than 290 innovation ecosystems globally, the report finds NYC has maintained its position as the second-most successful tech hub in the world, only behind Silicon Valley.