Oklahoma supports WHG’s energy, utility, industrial, operating-company, technology-development, and regional commercialization activities.

Strategic focus can include:

Oil and gas

utilities

energy intelligence

AI engineering

enterprise architecture

software development

regional and municipal programs

infrastructure modernization

Florida provides access to aerospace, defense, healthcare, logistics, real estate, financial services, tourism, and international business markets.

Strategic focus can include:

Aerospace and space

healthcare

logistics

real estate

enterprise services

international commercial relationships

Texas supports some of the largest energy, technology, infrastructure, industrial, data-center, and enterprise markets in the United States.

Strategic focus can include:

Oil and gas

energy

utilities

AI data centers

enterprise infrastructure

industrial systems

cybersecurity

large-scale AI deployment

Colorado provides access to aerospace, defense, energy, research, technology, telecommunications, and advanced infrastructure markets.

Strategic focus can include:

Aerospace

space systems

defense

energy

advanced computing

research

telecommunications

intelligent infrastructure

California provides access to global technology, artificial intelligence, cloud computing, semiconductor, software, aerospace, venture, and innovation ecosystems.

Strategic focus can include:

Artificial intelligence

software

cloud

semiconductors

advanced computing

agentic AI

venture and strategic partnerships

technology commercialization

Wyoming supports energy, infrastructure, asset, corporate, and emerging technology opportunities.

Strategic focus can include:

Energy

infrastructure

asset operations

corporate structuring

data-center opportunities

emerging technology

regional strategic development

Best for hyperscale data centers, cloud interconnection, federal infrastructure, cybersecurity, and AI compute. Northern Virginia remains the largest U.S. data-center market, with more than 4 GW of inventory and extremely tight capacity.

Exceptional for DoD, missile defense, aerospace, Army, NASA/Marshall, engineering, and federal technology relationships. Recent Space & Missile Defense activity drew roughly 10,000 attendees and hundreds of companies, illustrating the concentration of the ecosystem.

Strategic for our cloud, AI infrastructure, hyperscalers, enterprise software, and global technology partnerships—especially AWS and Microsoft ecosystems.

Strong addition for healthcare AI, biotech, pharmaceuticals, university research, quantum, robotics, and advanced science. This strengthens Matrix 002, 006, 008 and quantum commercialization.

Southeast hub for cloud/data centers, logistics, fintech, telecom, utilities, enterprise clients, and federal-market adjacency. Atlanta is already one of North America’s largest data-center markets

Valuable for semiconductors, AI data centers, aerospace, manufacturing, energy, and Western U.S. infrastructure. Phoenix remains a major established data-center market.

Software, healthcare, biotech, research universities, data science, and engineering talent.

Data centers, logistics, autonomous systems, entertainment technology, Western operations, and proximity to California.

Strong for our cloud infrastructure, SaaS, cybersecurity, data centers, fintech, and Western enterprise expansion.

Excellent for robotics, autonomous systems, manufacturing AI, industrial engineering, and Carnegie Mellon–driven research.

European and international finance, wealth-management, and institutional hub

Strong access to banking, insurance, private capital, multinational enterprises, and cross-border investment networks

Supports international technology commercialization, enterprise partnerships, licensing, and strategic transactions

Valuable for advanced AI research collaboration, financial technology, cybersecurity, and high-trust enterprise services

Provides a strong European base for coordinating activity across London, Frankfurt, and broader continental Europe

Strong fit for Global AI Matrix™ 007 Financials, 008 Information Technology, 012 Government & Civic, and international AI commercialization

Strategic hub for energy, offshore infrastructure, renewables, engineering, defense, space, financial services, and advanced research

Strong alignment with North Sea oil and gas, offshore wind, grid modernization, energy transition, and industrial AI

Access to major research and technology ecosystems in Edinburgh, Glasgow, Aberdeen, and the Scottish space sector

Supports AI applications for energy operations, predictive maintenance, utilities, infrastructure, cybersecurity, aerospace, and autonomous systems

Global AI Matrix™ 001 Energy, 003 Industrials, 007 Financials, 008 Information Technology, 010 Utilities, 012 Government & Civic, and 013 Space

Advanced engineering, robotics, manufacturing, and technology hub

Strong automotive, electronics, semiconductor, telecom, financial, and industrial markets

Supports advanced AI, robotics, intelligent manufacturing, and enterprise technology programs

Strong fit for Matrix 002 Materials, 003 Industrials, 007 Financials, 008 IT, 009 Communications, and 010 Utilities

Strategic Southern European hub for energy, utilities, infrastructure, manufacturing, telecommunications, financial services, tourism technology, and public-sector modernization

Strong alignment with renewable energy, grid modernization, solar, wind, energy storage, and smart infrastructure

Provides access to major commercial and technology ecosystems in Madrid, Barcelona, Bilbao, Valencia, and Seville

Madrid supports government, enterprise headquarters, finance, telecommunications, and national technology programs

Strong fit for Global AI Matrix™ 001 Energy, 003 Industrials, 006 Health Care, 007 Financials, 008 Information Technology, 009 Communications, 010 Utilities, and 012 Government & Civic