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2023 had no shortage of cybersecurity scares and hacking nightmares. Ransomware attacks rose 51% year-over-year, according to the cybersecurity firm Crowdstrike. Data breaches hit companies like Microsoft, 23andMe, and Okta, just to name a few. 2024 has already started off with cybersecurity horror stories making big headlines (cyber kidnapping being
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We ended last year with a look at how local companies are changing the inside of our homes. From hiring movers to protecting our loved ones in each room, Southeast startups are playing a major role in helping us define what “home sweet home” means to each of us today.
Creative Services
The historic city of Savannah might one day get a ‘digital facelift’ thanks to a group of Georgia architecture students and innovators. Last month, sixteen Kennesaw State University (KSU) architecture students presented their ideas for a “Digital District” along Savannah’s historic riverfront. And the smart city designs show how
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One of the latest developments to pop up in the West Midtown neighborhood of Atlanta is not only set to transform the skyline, it could help the city secure its place as a hub for life science, medical, and healthcare innovation. Science Square, located on 18 acres west of Georgia
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Marketing faux pas are a PR disaster for brands. Unfortunately, there is no shortage of poorly executed TV commercials and ad campaigns that get called out for whitewashing, greenwashing, or cultural insensitivity every year. These missteps not only alienate consumer groups but also tarnish a brand's reputation, eroding
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The State of Georgia was once an area known for its textile innovation. But the industry has waned over time, as US apparel companies have shipped most manufacturing overseas. But Atlanta entrepreneur Tia Robinson sees an opportunity to change that narrative…one piece of athleisure at a time. Robinson is
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‘Tis the season for out of office messages and “let’s circle back after the holidays” emails. The natural inclination during the last few weeks of the year is to take time off and make plans to hit the ground running once the calendar page turns over. People are in
Education
It’s easy to get caught up in the headlines about if and when artificial intelligence will replace your job. Those in traditional tech, graphic design, media, marketing, and legal roles have no doubt read about how AI could impact their jobs in the near term. But what about educators?
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Meet Milo, the Atlanta-founded tech startup making bedtime effortlessly fun for children and adults alike through the power of AI. Milo brings narratives to life by creating personalized bedtime stories in seconds. By entering in a name, age and topic, the app generates a unique children’s story with illustrations
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For many people who live abroad, last-mile logistics problems quickly become thousand-mile logistics ones. It is particularly difficult for those who live in Central and South America. Big box stores like Target, Costco, and Walmart aren’t in the region, and most things on Amazon can’t be delivered. So
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Artificial intelligence (AI) isn’t just changing how we write, communicate, and analyze data. It has become more integrated into the world of medicine, and Southeast-based startups are leading the change. There are ventures like Atlanta-based RIF Robotics using AI to improve the sterilization process inside of hospitals and Loyal
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It’s hard to imagine a world without quick and easy food delivery options. DoorDash and Uber Eats are practically verbs for urban dwellers and office workers across the country looking to get their favorite meal without having to waste time in a car or sitting at a restaurant. But