[caption id align="alignnone" width="2048"] Eddie Pauline, OLS, far left; Tyler Allchin, JobsOhio, far right | Image: Ohio Life Sciences [/caption] Ohio’s life sciences industry is growing daily, from longstanding institutions to new market entrants. Following a drumbeat of major announcements in healthcare innovation, OhioTechNews.
[caption id align="alignnone" width="1920"] Photo: Rev1 / Customer to Capital Accelerator Companies [/caption] Thirteen startup founders are participating in Rev1’s 14-week Customer to Capital accelerator to validate their markets, find initial customers, and prepare to pitch to investors. The Software/SaaS and Advanced Technology
Columbus
[caption id align="alignnone" width="2866"] Photo: AT&T / Columbus Mayor Andrew J. Ginther at opening of new Connected Learning Center [/caption] AT&T has opened a new Connected Learning Center inside the Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Ohio in Columbus’ Hilltop Neighborhood
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[caption id align="alignnone" width="1000"] Image: AssetWatch [/caption] Westerville-based AssetWatch, a provider of AI-powered monitoring solutions to help manufacturers avoid downtime, has raised a $38 million Series B round to accelerate product innovation and scale-up of the business. The round was led by Wellington Management
Hundreds of startup founders, tech professionals, and industry leaders from around the state gathered on May 16 in Columbus for the 3rd annual Ohio Tech Summit. OhioX’s flagship event, presented by Verizon, was held at the Ohio Union on the campus of Ohio State University and marked the third-straight
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[caption id align="alignnone" width="8192"] Photo: Google [/caption] COSI Science Festival attendees got a better idea of how the internet works thanks to a unique first-hand experience with Google. The tech company brought its new “Where the Internet Lives” exhibit to the festival on May
Dayton
Niobium, a leading custom silicon provider based in Dayton, has raised a $5.5 million seed round to revolutionize the field of Zero Trust Computing with its cryptography hardware. Niobium’s flagship product is a fully homomorphic encryption (FHE) hardware accelerator, which allows for computing on encrypted data, providing a
Cincinnati
[caption id align="alignnone" width="2000"] PeaceRise partners and team members at the opening ceremony | Photo by PeaceRise [/caption] A Cincinnati initiative is now underway hoping to make a big impact on the world. PeaceRise, an international competition designed to create solutions in the field of
Cleveland
Cleveland’s WAN Dynamics has been acquired by Chicago-based network-as-a-service provider Nitel, the combined organization boasting deeper technical, management, and support capabilities around its managed SD-WAN offering. Nitel says the acquisition enhances its capabilities around delivering custom-tailored managed network solutions. In addition, the move represents an opportunity to add complementary
Columbus
Three former employees of renowned augmented reality (AR) company Magic Leap have raised $2 million to build their own AR business in Columbus. Greg Tran, Martin Smith, and Sean Couture unveiled their company, Trace, by announcing an oversubscribed $2 million pre-seed, co-led by Rev1 Ventures and Impellent Ventures. Founded in
The State of Ohio has announced the award of $86 million in funding through its Ohio Venture Fund and Early Stage Focus Fund to Ohio based venture capital organizations. The funding comes from the State Small Business Credit Initiative (SSBCI), a program from the U.S. Department of the Treasury.
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[caption id align="alignnone" width="1648"] Image: Intel - Ohio groundbreaking [/caption] In Ohio, construction is well underway on Intel’s newest U.S. site in more than 40 years, the company said while sharing an update of progress at its 10 biggest projects around the