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Maker of military drone boats expands in Georgia, plans more than 200 jobs
Blue Ops has leased a former Regal Boats facility in Valdosta for a new manufacturing campus where it will build “uncrewed surface vessels” or USVs.
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Parenting was hard enough. Then came social media.
Parenting digital natives comes with distinct hurdles.
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This metro Atlanta medical company agrees to be sold in $1.3 billion deal
Avanos Medical, a publicly traded company based in Alpharetta, is being taken private as a result of the deal.
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The tiny RFID chip has revolutionized how UPS ships packages
UPS says it is the first logistics provider to roll out this technology across its U.S. network. RFID technology is not new, but it's now cheap enough to deploy at scale.
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Data center pitch highlights divide in changing SW Atlanta neighborhoods
A collection of Atlanta neighborhoods voted Monday night to formally oppose a controversial data center proposal near the West End MARTA station and Beltline.
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Data centers in space? This Georgia startup says it’s not science fiction.
Atomic-6, a metro Atlanta aerospace and defense startup, launched an online storefront Monday called “ODC.space“ where it advertises orbital data centers.
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Battery recycler with plant east of Atlanta files for bankruptcy
The company filed for Chapter 11 protection Thursday in the Southern District of Texas’ bankruptcy court.
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Prominent Georgians make Forbes list of 250 self-made Americans
Among those recognized are Georgians and people with ties to Georgia whose lives represent inspiring stories of surmounting adversity to reach the heights of their fields.
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Does loving an AI companion sound crazy? You might be closer than you think.
While loving AI may seem foreign to many, AI could have a profound impact on how we relate to one another.
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Coweta votes to turn this 800-acre forest into $17B data center campus
It took 15 months, a prolonged moratorium and a zoning code revamp, but one of Georgia’s largest — and most high-profile — data center projects will move forward.