The Indianapolis-based startup High Alpha has secured $100 million in funding that company heads say will be used to invest in software startups in Indiana and other parts of the Midwest, according to VentureBeat. Founded in 2015, High Alpha identifies as a venture studio because it balances...
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Secured information, cloud computing, mobile solutions, improved customer satisfaction, management...
Marinus Analytics, a startup out of Pittsburgh's Carnegie Mellon University, has created an...
Wind turbines have always been somewhat of a common sight when driving through the Midwest. Now...
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A hyperloop highway might sound like something out of a Blade Runner-esque future, but it is very...
An idea becomes a concept then a prototype and before you know it, a startup is born. When you...
