While this may be the end of camp, the connections campers made with each other and other members of the Tech Square ATL Community will last for years to come.  Because this is s’more than the end of camp, it’s the opportunity for campers to continue to grow and develop using the skills they learned at Tech Square Summer Camp.

Tech Square Summer Camp continues with it's first Mentor Session, followed by an outdoor adventure hike to Arabia Mountain.

In this episode, we explore questions like: What is innovation? Can (and should) everybody innovate? How can everyone in the audience unleash creativity? And what does it mean for an innovation to fail? 

The first-ever Day One Challenge featured a state-wide innovation challenge for 12 teams across Georgia.

The rain decided to hold off Tuesday afternoon for the start of Tech Square Summer Camp 2018, where the interns of several local companies met for Grill + Chill, outside in the Tech Square Plaza.

Artificial intelligence is unavoidable these days. Yet few truly understand artificial intelligence. In fact, many people think it’s a threat to our way of life.

Celebrating the amazing talent and companies from the area, the first Tech Square Innovation Week took place May 7-11 and was amazing!

Rhea Chatterjee founded Bits of Good to connect Georgia Tech computer science students with local nonprofits to leverage their skills for the greater good.

In this episode of "What's Up," Indra and Wesley dive into cybersecurity and discuss what it truly means to be secure in a digital world. 

"Some people came in only being able to move a finger, and they left being able to button their shirt."

Oculogx founder Charu Thomas thinks that mixed/augmented reality is quickly going to become as ubiquitous as smartphones. 

That's why the Tech Square Job Fair team assembled ten software developers to connect with job seekers (present and future) to find out what it’s really like to work as a developer in a variety of settings.  

A couple years ago, when InternBlitz Founder Murtaza Bambot sent out 125 applications for internships and only got three responses, he knew something had to change.  

Have you ever wondered what goes on in a "corporate innovation center"? Us, too. So we made it our mission to find out. 

In April, 2013, the Atlanta tech community gathered to celebrate it's first anniversary and the launch of hypepotamus.com as a media publication.  The video from that night was thought to have been lost.