Survey: 25% of women consider career change due to pandemic; 40% mull STEM
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RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK – Millions of women are considering making a career change as the pandemic drags on, citing career…
Technology
SAS, Microsoft, NCSU team up for safe food effort using Internet of Things technology
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CARY – North Carolina State University is teaming up Microsoft and SAS in a technology effort to help improve food…
Durham is new home for collaboration solutions provider Avaya’s corporate HQ
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DURHAM – You may not have heard about this news but it’s significant even if overlooked: Avaya, a publicly traded…
Brain breakthrough? Duke scientists help create first living, bioprinted aneurysm outside of human body
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DURHAM – Brain aneurysms affect about one in every 50 Americans and can lead to serious medical emergencies, including stroke,…
Good job news: Demand for software developers keeps rising across NC despite pandemic
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Editor’s note: The Skinny blog is written by WRAL TechWire cofounder and editor Rick Smith.
RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK – Companies…
Data sensor startup Tyrata, with links to Duke University, raising new round of cash
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DURHAM – Startup Tyrata, which focuses on sensors and data management, continues to attract interest from investors.
Looking to raise…
Raleigh-based Bandwidth buys Euro firm for $527M to fuel its international expansion
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Raleigh tech firm Bandwidth Inc., which makes communications software that enables voice conferencing, is spending more than $500 million to…
NC State researchers develop software that fixes ‘hang bugs’ in seconds, rather than weeks
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RALEIGH — Hang bugs – when software gets stuck, but doesn’t crash – can frustrate both users and programmers, taking…
New Technology Improves Bus-Riding Experience for Mobility Passengers
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GoRaleigh recently installed a new type of mobility securement system in its fleet. The QUANTUM device is the first of…