I've been told that when San Diego wanted to take advantage of the biotech innovation coming (mainly) from UCSD, they built an incubator with technical space and living space together, so the money/management types could come to the techies and help the startups 24/7, as needed.  I understand this was done to accommodate the money/management types from outside San Diego.  If memory serves, UH plans a fancy biomedical incubator in Kakaako but not in the image of the SD model.  Better to put a functional, state-of-the-art biomedical development facility -- with residence options -- close to the airport and, if I may, the pleasant Navy Marine golf course.  No question that Hawaii has the potential in tech, but development is usually easier somewhere else.