St Pete is fast becoming a regional technology and innovation hub. For local St Petersburg technology news, look no further than the Innovate section of the Catalyst. We’ll bring you sharp local news on the innovators, scientists, technologists and companies that are leading the growth of the St Pete technology sector. Our economic development follows our innovation and we’ll keep your finger on the pulse.
When Synapse holds its pitch competition for startups next month, one of the judges will have some specific criteria in mind that will make winners stand...
Our nation’s 911 emergency call system isn’t perfect – in many communities, the call centers are understaffed and burdened with outdated infrastructure. And out of approximately...
Cyberattacks are a leading threat to national security. KnowBe4, a Clearwater cybersecurity training firm, wants to help head off that threat. The company hired Rosa Smothers,...
In the summer of 2011, a half-dozen young tech companies embarked on an adventure that was relatively new in Tampa Bay at that time. They were...
Local entrepreneurs give high marks to support organizations in the Tampa Bay area. But access to seed capital and entrepreneurship-friendly policies remain challenges, according to a...
A leader in Tampa Bay’s black tech community is in the preliminary stages of organizing a $10 million venture capital fund to support black entrepreneurs with...
In the late 1970s, Rita Lowman’s hometown newspaper ran a story on her – a rising star, brimming with optimism, coming up with motivational programs at...
Seven tech companies in Tampa Bay Wave’s new post-accelerator cohort made their business case for a group of potential investors and customers Thursday night at The...
AVidea Group Inc., with technology that alerts authorities within seconds of a gun being fired, has won financial backing from Seedfunders. The St. Petersburg-based investment group...
A partnership between The Florida Aquarium and researchers in London could have a big impact on the work to restore coral reefs. The Tampa nonprofit is...
