Articles from Jen’s work on WRAL TechWire.
The global secondhand apparel market is expected to balloon to more than $350 billion by 2027. But for popular and high-end items, the risk of buying a knock-off is real. Enter SneakPeek.
For many attendees, this conference – which takes place twice a year – is an opportunity for both emerging technology demonstrations as well as continued commitment to improve communities.
RIoT, North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University, and Eva Garland Consulting each earned $50,000 and a chance to earn more in Stage Two for their contributions to support innovative ecosystems.
Raleigh-Durham Startup Week continues Wednesday in Durham. Thursday and Friday the event moves to Raleigh for more tracks, keynotes, office hours, and special events taking place in and around the North Street location of Raleigh Founded.
Good Agriculture aims to support regenerative agriculture, an alternative approach to farming that focuses on sustainable practices that encourage native biodiversity, improve the water cycle, and sequester carbon.
This year, three tracks will be available focusing on the startup stage, or phase of development. The event is also adding a Job Seeker’s Brunch on the first day of sessions.
With keynotes featuring Jes Lipson and ShareFile SVP David Le Strat, plus the event taking place in the house that ShareFile built, this year’s event has a clear – if unofficial – mascot.
Only 125 companies will be taking the stage, down from 180 companies in 2023, reflecting a focus back on “quality over quantity.”
The partnership, announced last week, will bring transparent and scalable AI solutions to Microsoft’s wide customer base. The collaboration is part of Microsoft’s Pegasus Program, an invite-only group that focuses on technology solutions for startups.
The Seed2Table concept is a simple one: bring together innovative startups and industry-specific investors. Facilitate great conversation over dinner and drinks. Repeat.
SkillPointe is a platform that seeks to offer career exploration, training, scholarships, and jobs all in one place. The site has been acquired by Cary’s National Association for Community College Entrepreneurship (NACCE).
After leaving JupiterOne last fall – a move that Ganapathi says JupiterOne leadership was “super encouraging” of – the Opine team began work on their own proof of concept. They emerged from stealth mode with nearly $2 million in pre-seed funding.
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