Stories of Technology, Innovation, & Entrepreneurship in the Southeast

Cybersecurity is a critical priority for startups because they can be prime targets for cyberattacks, face severe financial and survival risks, and require verified security compliance to win clients and funding.

John Nelson's startup pairs machine-specific software with hands-on implementation as manufacturing's veteran technicians retire.

This Campbell County company is translating tire recycling and wholesaling into real jobs, real investment and real confidence in Tennessee's rural business climate.

Day two of the Nuclear Opportunities Workshop (NOW) focused on innovation, workforce and what's next. Like day one, none of it happens without alignment.

The expansion further positions East Tennessee as the "Nuclear Epicenter" of the U.S.

A deal signed at Knoxville's Nuclear Opportunities Workshop moves a core stellarator technology, decades in the making at ORNL, into the private sector as Type One prepares to build its Infinity One prototype.

Nuclear leaders filled Knoxville's Convention Center for day one of NOW, spotlighting how alignment made East Tennessee the nation's "Nuclear Epicenter."

A recent analysis of social media activity shows Knoxville residents are among the most vocal advocates for local businesses in the country.