AI automation across Florida.

Florida is the fourth-largest economy in the United States. The U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis puts its gross state product near $1.73 trillion in 2024, trailing only California, Texas, and New York, and large enough to rank as roughly the world's 15th-largest economy if Florida were a sovereign nation. It is also the fastest-growing large state in the country, reaching 23.4 million residents by July 2024 on the back of 8.2% growth since the 2020 census, almost all of it driven by in-migration. With about 3.5 million small businesses and no state personal income tax, Florida is not one economy but several: South Florida finance and trade, the Orlando tourism and tech corridor, the Tampa Bay and Jacksonville hubs, and the Cape Canaveral Space Coast.

Each of those hubs anchors a deep industry. Walt Disney World and Universal Orlando drive a record tourism economy that drew 142.9 million visitors and $133.6 billion in 2024. Miami's Brickell district has become "Wall Street South," with 60-plus international banks, a 500-company fintech cluster, and the relocated headquarters of Citadel. The Space Coast hosts L3Harris, Lockheed Martin, Boeing, Blue Origin, and SpaceX across a 16,000-company aerospace base, while AdventHealth, Orlando Health, and BayCare run hundreds of hospitals statewide.

Every one of these sectors burns staff hours on routine work that AI now handles: guest messaging and booking recovery in hospitality, KYC and claims intake across Miami finance, ITAR-aware documentation and supply-chain paperwork in aerospace and defense, patient access and recall outreach in healthcare, freight and customs documentation across CSX rail and the PortMiami and Port Everglades gateways, and grade tracking and recall outreach in agriculture. The firms automating these workflows are pulling ahead of peers still routing everything by hand.

Florida is also building the talent to support it. The University of Florida runs HiPerGator, the fastest university-owned supercomputer in the US, an NVIDIA-powered platform serving more than 6,000 researchers, alongside the University of Central Florida's optics and simulation cluster, the University of South Florida, and the University of Miami. We start with one high-leverage workflow, prove the ROI in weeks, and scale from there, with delivery on Eastern Time.