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These Metal Tags Could Make Smart Home Sensing Less Intrusive

These Metal Tags Could Make Smart Home Sensing Less Intrusive

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Beyond the Headlines: The Hypepotamus Resource Library, Updated

Beyond the Headlines: The Hypepotamus Resource Library, Updated

From investor lists to job boards, Hypepotamus has the tools Southeast founders need. See what's new and searchable in our resource library.

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How Atlanta Filmmakers Are Turning AI Into a Career Opportunity

"When a film is made with heart and soul and someone actually put their ideas into it, you're watching a good film — you're not thinking about the tools the filmmakers used," Gonzalez said.

This Atlanta Startup Is Treating Musicians Like Startups — And Betting It Can Predict the Next Big Artist

This Atlanta Startup Is Treating Musicians Like Startups — And Betting It Can Predict the Next Big Artist

Meet The Elephant Room, the Atlanta startup bringing a venture capital Model to the music industry

Atlanta Startup BD4 Builds Business Development Platform for Attorneys, Consultants, and Wealth Managers

BD4 Wants to Be the CRM Alternative for Relationship-Driven Professional Services Firms

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The Ember Fellowship Launches In Atlanta, Birmingham To Help Local Startup Ecosystem Hire Emerging Talent

Atlanta entrepreneur Eileen Lee’s Ember Fellowship is matching high-potential recent graduates with startups in Atlanta, Birmingham, Detroit, and Baltimore.

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An Atlanta IT Specialist Built A Food Pairing Platform Backed By Culinary Chemistry

“There's a generation of home cooks who've drifted away from actually making things, partly because the gap between a recipe and a great result is bigger than recipes admit. CompKitchen exists to close that gap by exposing the chemistry. If I can get more people creating again, that's the real win.”