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From its Midtown headquarters, Atlanta-based Itential has seen how the hybrid and multi-cloud network space has evolved over the last year. “Organizations faced unique circumstances in 2020 that no one expected, and teams found themselves utilizing different cloud-based services due to the shift to remote work. While organizations adapted to
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Let’s talk about bad breath. We’ve all experienced the unpleasant situation of sitting next to someone with bad breath or being stuck in public without a breath mint ourselves. But, as George Yu, PhD. told Hypepotamus, bad breath is not just an inconvenience — it can actually tell a
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If the recent SPAC, funding, and IPO news is any indication, the international EdTech scene is on the rise. While the pandemic has certainly changed physical classroom spaces, Ian Cohen, founder of Atlanta-based TARA Education Technologies , has seen firsthand that it has only “exacerbated existing inequities” in the overall education
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Two Georgia State alumni have teamed up to tackle the problem every college club president has dealt with: How do you get students to come to meetings once you run out of free pizza? Vishwa Mudigonda and Viraj Patel, who graduated from GSU with BBA and MBA respectively, started KemNu
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Atlanta’s Bellwood Quarry has been through many iterations throughout its history. First as a granite excavation site and then as a backdrop for TV hits like The Walking Dead and Stranger Things, it will soon be part of the city’s largest public park. Just as the quarry has
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Kathryn O’Day has spent more than a decade helping grow some of Atlanta’s biggest startup successes. Now, she’s joining the Atlanta Ventures team to help invest in the next generation of founders coming out of the city and the region. O’Day, a self-described “proud Atlantan,” went
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A local ice cream brand helped inspire Atlanta's latest RetailTech startup. OTHRSource's CEO Mark Feinberg said the OTHR stands for “On The High Road,” coming from High Road Ice Cream in Marietta, Georgia. The RetailTech team is now looking to pave new paths for emerging brands
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Subscription services have become an integral part of the e-commerce industry. A Charlotte-based startup built a subscription service to help doctors get the latest devices. And in doing so, they’ve become one of the fastest-growing startups coming out of Charlotte. This week MedShift announced an oversubscribed $8 million Series
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From launching the careers of emerging artists to serving as the HQ for legacy media companies like Turner and Cox, Atlanta’s influence on music, culture, and the entertainment industry can’t be overstated. Now, local investors and Mark Cuban are backing an Atlanta-based media group looking to grow the
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Startups and corporations alike are conducting employee surveys to create ‘return to work’ strategies. Teams are evolving due to post-pandemic realities, and hiring trends are shifting quickly to keep up with market demands and employee needs. And one Atlanta-based team is building a platform to help streamline how teams find
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The last time we caught up with DC BLOX, the team had just closed a $15 million Series A round and was eyeing expansion of its modular data centers. Since then, both the pandemic and the proliferation of data-focused companies across the country helped the Atlanta-based company grow. Last week,
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Pain management is, well, a big pain for millions of Americans. From their headquarters in Alpharetta, the medical and software engineering team behind FUSMobile is tackling lower back pain through sound waves and high-intensity ultrasound technology. As co-founder Arik Hananel told Hypepotamus, FUSMobile uses “acoustic energy in a focal manner,