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iAccess Life, an Atlanta-based accessibility startup, is ready to help more people find their voice. Its new B2B product, aptly called Voice, is a patron feedback tool that helps visitors rate, review, and research locations based on the accessibility levels at different locations they visit. Through curated QR codes, visitors
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Text Request, a Chattanooga-based business texting platform, has bootstrapped its way to a successful exit. After ten years of building up its business, the Tennessee startup has been acquired by U.K-based global messaging solutions leader Commify. This is Commify’s 18th acquisition since 2013 and its second in 2024.
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Robert McMillan had been sitting on the domain camping.tools for years. Around 2015 .tools became publicly available and McMillan, an IT consultant, entrepreneur, and Georgia resident, bought the camping one without much thought about what it might be used for. After decades building his consulting career and several businesses,
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A global Robotics company headquartered in Newcastle Upon Tyne. A hardware manufacturing shop out of Liverpool. A software startup based in Manchester. That might not sound like the traditional list of startups you’d meet while attending Atlanta’s largest venture capital conference. But last week those companies, and other
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Faiz Imran has built media startups and community social platforms, reaching four successful exits in less than eight years. Now after his most recent exit with the founder wellness platform startup called Peerbase, he’s ready to take on the wellness space…one patch at a time. Imran just launched
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Investors have taken note of Document Crunch, the Atlanta-based AI platform focused on contract review for the construction industry. The team, led by co-founder and CEO Josh Levy, just announced a $21.5 million Series B funding round. That news comes the day after Levy’s pitch helped Document Crunch
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Enterprises have a data problem. In the simplest terms, they have an ever-growing amount of it in a seemingly ever-growing number of places. That is particularly true when it comes to a company's important security data. That is something that Atlanta-based entrepreneur Matt Eberhart saw first hand throughout
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Building any type of business is hard. But keeping a restaurant afloat can be particularly grueling. 20 percent of restaurants close within a year and 60 percent shutter within five years, according to the U Bureau of Labor Statistics. On top of that, the average full-service restaurant carried $51,863
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As we enter the final quarter of the year, the BIP Ventures State of Startups℠ in the Southeast Report. is back, offering a fresh, data-driven look at the region's tech ecosystem. Since its debut in 2017, this annual report has become a go-to resource for breaking down regional
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Before diving into the Toolpath story, we need a quick manufacturing acronym lesson. First, there’s CNC (computer numerical control) programming and machines, which enable manufacturers to perform precise and intricate operations on various materials. Then, we have CAD (Computer-Aided Design) and CAM (Computer-Aided Manufacturing) software that helps machinists design,
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The Techstars program in Atlanta is set to go through some pretty significant changes following next week’s Demo Day, the culmination of the most recent cohort’s 13-week accelerator program. As Managing Director Tim Dorr put it, it is best to think about it as Techstars Atlanta gearing up
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Ahead of taking the Venture Atlanta stage next week, local nonprofit-focused fintech startup Infinite Giving announced it has brought on a new group of investors. The startup just closed a $2 million seed round led by Cubit Capital, Morgan Stanley, and Atlanta Ventures. It also announced it will be participating