The start-up was one of three finalists in the event organized by Warrior Rising, a veteran-focused program.

Tennessee Tech researchers win a nearly $5 million grant to help improve the nation’s electric vehicle battery recycling ecosystem.

The change is intended to highlight the Chattanooga company's core focus on the supply chain data platform.

By addressing addiction, advancing education, and strengthening rural communities, the Grand Challenges grant winners are poised to create lasting benefits for Tennessee residents.

The technology was developed by EndoTheia’s founders at Vanderbilt University and the University of Tennessee, Knoxville.

The five-acre campus is being transformed by Patmos into a hardware-agnostic, 100+ megawatt artificial intelligence innovation facility as part of a billion-dollar retrofit project.

More than 50 founders are expected to pitch during the "Pitch Blitz" that is part of the two-day "Alabama Founder Fest" next month in Birmingham.

The Council made recommendations in five key areas.