BOISE, IDAHO

Code Intelligence for Idaho's Tech Frontier

Boise is one of America's fastest-growing tech hubs. Micron builds memory chips here. HP runs major operations. Startups are flocking to an affordable alternative to Silicon Valley with serious engineering talent.

Boise's Tech Surge

Micron Technology put Boise on the semiconductor map—one of the world's largest memory chip manufacturers is headquartered here. HP has run major printer and PC operations in the valley for decades. Now a new wave of companies is discovering what locals always knew: Boise has engineering talent, lower costs, and quality of life.

Clearwater Analytics went public. Cradlepoint was acquired. Startups are moving from the coasts. The result is a tech scene that's scaling fast—and codebases that are scaling with it. LOOM helps Boise teams understand what they're building.

What Boise Developers Get

Semiconductor System Architecture

Micron-scale chip development involves firmware, testing systems, and manufacturing software spanning hardware and software boundaries. LOOM maps how code controls silicon.

Enterprise Hardware Integration

HP's operations mean code that bridges hardware and cloud services. LOOM shows how printer firmware, drivers, and cloud platforms connect.

Startup Scale Visibility

Boise startups growing from garage to enterprise need to understand their architecture before it becomes technical debt. LOOM shows what you're actually building.

Boise Tech Ecosystem

Downtown Boise

Growing startup scene and tech offices. Where urban development meets tech growth and venture investment is increasing.

Boise Bench / West Boise

Micron headquarters and semiconductor operations. Where memory chips that power the world's devices are designed and tested.

Meridian / Eagle

HP operations and suburban tech campuses. Where established tech companies and growing startups find space to expand.

Boise Tech Resources

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