Archive for Incubator
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10 Austin Startups You Should Meet While You’re at SXSW
Stacey Higginbotham of GigaOm wrote a nice article today – a rundown on 10 companies you should meet while at SXSW. The list includes two ATI member companies: Gendai Games, the creators of GameSalad – a platform that anyone can use to build iPhone games, and Smooth-Stone, a producer of ARM-base...
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Please Join Us Tuesday, March 9, for symBIOsis
The Rice Alliance – Austin Chapter and UT’s Austin Technology Incubatorinvite you to Austin’s life sciences networking and educational event – symBIOsis. If you’re a life sciences entrepreneur, entrepreneur-to-be, faculty, graduate student, postdoctoral fellow, or part of the life sciences...
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New ATI Company – CMNA Power
We recently admitted another clean energy company – CMNA Power. Please check out their website to learn more about them. CMNA Power harvests new wind resources by placing airborne collectors in the form of parawings in the lower troposphere (900-1200ft), where the highest class of wind power ex...
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Bigfoot Networks Partners with Emergent Game Technologies on Advanced Server Technology
An announcement about exciting new partnership with Emergent Game Technologies came today from ATI’s graduate company Bigfoot Networks, Inc. is developing a Lag and Latency Reduction 2 (LLR2™) Technology. LLR2 Technology will be built into a new class of hardware network accelerators designed sp...
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ATI’s Bioscience Director, Jessica Hanover, Departs for Private Sector Opportunity
We are excited to share that Jessica Hanover, Ph.D., ATI’s inaugural Bioscience Director, will be leaving to take a position with Rules-Based Medicine (RBM), an Austin-based CLIA-certified biomarker testing laboratory that solves complex therapeutic development, diagnostic and treatment challenges...
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Pecan Street Project is Ramping Up Leadership with Staff
Pecan Street Project Inc., a smart-grid developer, is hiring a project director to lead the Mueller neighborhood demonstration. The position is separate from the executive director role filled by former Austin City Council member Brewster McCracken. The group is developing a demonstration sm...
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Does Your Business Need Glasses? A RISE Austin 2010 Presentation
Proud to be green. Here’s my paperless slide presentation, “Does Your Business Need Glasses”, from RISE Austin 2010 on a better way to get better sales by using niche marketing aimed at a platinum customer. It makes positioning, pricing, and sales procedures more approachable for independent...
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Texas envisioned as solar power leader
Here comes another post about solar energy today. Randy Lee Loftis from The Dallas Morning News wrote an interesting article about solar power in Texas on Monday, February 22, 2010: The sun could rival the wind as a clean power source in Texas’ near future, if the state gets serious about tappi...
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Pecan Street Project Plans Tie-in With National Renewable Energy Lab
Kirk Ladendorf of Austin American-Statesman writes about collaboration of Pecan Street Project and National Renewable Energy Laboratory: Austin’s Pecan Street Project says it is in negotiations with the nation’s leading research lab on renewable energy to become a partner in planning a five-y...
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Affordable Solar Power Arrives in Texas
TXU Energy partners with SolarCity to introduce North Texas’ most affordable solar power option Here comes some great news for clean energy in Texas: for less than the monthly cost of most cell phone plans, many North Texans can now use renewable solar energy to help power their homes. TXU Ener...
