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The latest city that incubator program TechStars will expand into is bustling tech city Austin, Texas, the organization announced today.
Google Fiber will hit Austin by the middle of next year, the city confirmed today.
A leaked press release from gigabit internet organization Gig.U congratulating the city of Austin and Google on their new Google Fiber partnership was quickly removed today.
Google and the City of Austin just sent out a slew of invitations to an event next week, but they declined to provide details on what will be announced.
AMD is conserving its assets.
Guest Post Silicon Valley is still the gold standard for tech entrepreneurship. However, Austin is now emerging as a new destination of choice for tech startups as well as larger enterprise companies -- for a variety of economic and cultural reasons.
With slick new version of its gesture-based mobile email app now available, productivity startup Taskbox announced that it's raised a $600,000 seed round of funding today.
You know what sucks worse than email? Waiting in line to use an app that's supposed to make using email easier.
In a push to grow beyond its San Francisco roots, ride sharing service SideCar has purchased Austin, Texas-based competitor Heyride.
The 2013 South By Southwest Interactive event is likely to bring hundreds of smart, plucky startups to Austin, Tex. next month, but co-working space/accelerator program Capital Factory wants at least one to stick around.
Adometry, a startup that generates analytics to get a better return on advertising, has raised a $8 million round of funding, the company announced today.
The problem with most digital display advertising is that its rarely as compelling as the content it runs besides on a webpage.
Austin, Tex.-based startup SocialGood.TV recently announced its intentions to purchase Current TV, the struggling cable channel led by former Vice President Al Gore and founder Joel Hyatt.
Burned by sliding PC sales, AMD could sell its Texas campus in an effort to raise money.
Confirming rumors from earlier this week, the mobile payments company Isis said today that it will finally launch on October 22.
As part of Austin Startup Weekend, tremendously cool co-working space the Capital Factory held its own demo day event featuring 14 of the city's up-and-coming tech companies. We've highlighted five that caught our attention.
Startup accelerator DreamIt Ventures targeted Austin, Tex. for its next expansion back in July, but now it has a home within the city.
Samsung is aiming to double-down on its Austin, Texas chip making plant: the company announced today that it would invest around $4 billion in the plant to boost the production of mobile processors.
Apple is planning a new $304 million campus in Austin. Rick Perry, Texas governor and failed Republican presidential candidate, announced the news today, just in time for Austin’s annual festival of Mac-lovin’ nerds, SXSW. The location will handle customer support, …
