March 2021 – Page 2

Self-Guided Tour Marketplace Built Story “Connects People To Place”

March 18, 2021 Audrey Selley

For many people who had grand plans to travel the world and see new sights last year, 2020 was a major letdown. With stay-at-home orders and Covid-19 health restrictions forcing […]

Robotics And Cybersecurity Meet Their Match With Raleigh-Based Secmation

March 18, 2021 Laura Brummett

Robotics is one of the most technical subsections of engineering, and cybersecurity is one of the most complex areas of technology. At Raleigh-based startup Secmation, they tackle both. And you […]

It’s Time For March Mugness! See All The Matchups And Game Recaps—And Vote!

March 18, 2021 Pete McEntegart

[Editor’s Note: You should click here to vote for the Elite Eight. And here is the recap of the Sweet 16.] Welcome to March Mugness, the greatest caffeine competition in […]

Five NC State Profs Make Mosquitoes Buzz Off Without Chemicals

March 16, 2021 Audrey Selley

Six years ago, five NC State Professors from three different departments collaborated over a shared vision: to design products that lower the risk of disease and death from mosquitos, and […]

CED’s Upcoming Venture Connect Now An Old Pro With Virtual Format

March 16, 2021 Suzanne Blake

This year, CED’s virtual Venture Connect is back and better than ever. More than 125 founders in the Southeast will be sharing their stories at the networking conference on March […]

The Friday Nooner: NFTs Explained, Innovate Raleigh’s Bridget Harrington

March 12, 2021 Pete McEntegart

It’s Friday, which means two things: 1) The weekend is finally here; 2) The Friday Nooner is back with an all-new episode. This week Joe and Pete welcome Bridget Harrington, […]

Google And Apple Privacy Changes Shake Up AdTech World, Including In Triangle

March 11, 2021 Suzanne Blake

The days of Google selling users’ browsing history is soon to be over, the Alphabet company officially announced last week. Users’ browsing data is currently tracked and sold to advertisers. […]

Raleigh Native/Duke Alum’s “Genius Makers” Profiles AI Pioneers

March 11, 2021 Suzanne Blake

How far will we let artificial intelligence go? This is one question that Duke alum Cade Metz explores in his new book Genius Makers, which will be released Tuesday, March […]

The Download: Tracy Doaks, President and CEO, MCNC

March 9, 2021 Brooks Malone

Tracy Doaks is President & CEO of the RTP-based MCNC, the technology nonprofit focused on delivering high-performance internet and networking, cloud services, cybersecurity, and other essential technologies for communities throughout […]

The Friday Nooner: Bronto Good-Bye, Pluto’s Planethood, Guest Tina Cochrane

March 5, 2021 Audrey Selley

Remarkably packed to fit into 30 minutes (OK, so it was 32), today’s episode of The Friday Nooner is filled to the brim with everything from a discussion about Pluto’s […]