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Austin Technology Council
The Austin Technology Council is the voice of Technology in Central Texas
About Austin Technology Council
ATC is the voice of Central Texas' diverse and thriving technology industries. The Austin technology sectors contribute $21.5 billion annually to the regional economy and support more than one third of local jobs. By convening Austin's top technology executives, ATC is leading the effort to meet the future needs of the industry through increased access to technical talent, increased access to later-stage capital, the support of a thriving technology ecosystem, and connectivity across the industry and with key stakeholders in Texas and around the world. 280 companies, 1,600 executives, & 60,000+ employees make up the Austin Technology Council - the foremost community behind the growth, strength and force of Austin’s technology and life sciences industries. From early stage to global brands, silicon to the cloud, ATC is a unique representation of the global tech industry.
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Capital & Finance
Austin Technology Council reported that SB Energy transformed the former 3M campus in Northwest Austin into the Cosmos Technology Campus with plans for data center capacity, technology R&D, and significant investment.
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Capital & Finance
Austin Technology Council reported that HiddenLayer raised $100 million for AI security led by Delta v Capital.
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Capital & Finance
Austin Technology Council reported that Austin water technology company VVater announced a strategic investment from Kyocera Ventures, the venture arm of the Japanese technology company.
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People
Austin Technology Council announced two new board members, Harsha Bellur as CIO at James Avery and Whit Ehrich as CEO at Hill Country Tech Guys.
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Research & Knowledge
Austin Technology Council answered the trivia question about Austin semiconductor company that went from startup to NASDAQ IPO in less than four years.
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Presence & Recognition
Austin Technology Council will host a travel delegation of about 100 business and civic leaders from Orlando for their Executive Leadership Mission.
Reported by • Thom Singer, CSP 🌟
Presence & Recognition
Austin Technology Council speaker Thom Singer spoke to a group of leaders from the Orlando Economic Partnership about the History of Austin Tech.
Reported by • Thom Singer, CSP 🌟