Ecommerce giant, Amazon, strikes again with their latest technological advancements in the grocery game. The tech company is no stranger to supermarkets, which is an $800 billion industry in the United States.

Serial entrepreneur Marc Gorlin shared his personal takeaways from launching successful businesses, during a virtual fireside chat hosted by our partners at Startup Exchange.

In light of national video game day on September 12, we took a deep dive into the history of video games, what’s currently happening in the industry, and if there are any new technologies to be launched soon.

Imagine finally being able to be like Matilda, but in the later half of this millenia, controlling any device using your mind without touch.

Last Thursday we turned the courtyard of Technology Enterprise Park (TEP) into Technology Enterprise [Baseball] Park for the day! Complete with Fox Dogs catering, Cracker Jacks, and a little friendly speed pitching competition, tenants enjoyed some fresh air and fun while chowing down on tasty ballpark treats.

With all the space exploration launches happening as of late, including the first launch of human astronauts since the conclusion of the Space Shuttle Program in 2011, we wanted to do a little exploration of our own.

Whether you need a quick breather from those back-to-back Zoom calls, or want something different than the shocking headlines on your news feed, these fun brain teasers will make you look twice before every guess.

Netflix becoming another endless scroll? We hear you. Here’s a short list of titles to watch, recommended by technologists who miss traveling and stadium seats, just like you.

QR codes have been around for years, and yet, it’s only recently that we’ve seen such a monumental increase in usage. What’s the history behind this technology and why do people use or abstain from using it?

The buzz in the air at Tech Square is almost tangible, with university students settling in for the upcoming semester. This was especially true for those of us at Tech Square ATL (TSQATL) Social Club, where students spent the majority of last week using The Clubhouse as their check-in site to move into Square on Fifth (SQ5).

Have you ever wondered why Tech Square – and Atlanta, in general – is the home of so many innovation centers, corporate headquarters, and large companies?

Pumpkin Spice Lattes are here! As we sip on this sweet treat, we got to thinking about technology and its impact on the coffee industry.

Last week at Technology Enterprise Park (TEP), we pre-gamed (a day early) for International Beer Day by sampling a variety of beers from different countries to uncover which ones our community members preferred.

We’re more than halfway through 2020 (thank goodness!) and yet more companies than ever are still working remotely. In fact, major tech companies, like Google and Facebook (to name a few), are most likely not having their staff return to their offices until 2021.

You’ve heard the saying, “it’s hot enough to fry an egg on the sidewalk.” But we wanted to know: does it get hot enough in Atlanta to make a s’more with a solar-powered oven?