Articles about Start-Ups
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Why Westpac is making 'frenemies' with fintechs
The bank's CIO has used the term 'frenemies' to describe the relationship Westpac has with the fintech community down under.
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How to make your product photography shine
The skill of product photography can benefit not only the product, but also the photographer. Here are some tips to get the most from your product photography.
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Startup applying virtualization concept to data center power management
Virtual Power Systems is testing what it calls software-defined power with Schneider Electric and SAP. So far, they appear to have mixed results. An API is also in the works.
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Startup Republic: How France reinvented itself for the 21st century by wooing entrepreneurs to Paris
The City of Light is cutting through a long tradition of government bureaucracy to make it easy for global companies to launch in France. TechRepublic went inside the phenomenon.
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The 10 tech companies that have invested the most money in AI
Of the tech giants, Google is the biggest investor in AI by billions.
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Australian startup prepares former military personnel to fill the IT skills shortage
Sydney-based Tom Moore returned to the daily grind from serving in Afghanistan, and after a poor transition process, founded a company that aims to change the way the veteran workforce is perceived by...
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Travel Experience Incubator Challenge seeking startups with innovative ideas
Accenture, Marriott and 1776 are seeking startups to participate in a three-month program to develop tech for travelers. The goal is to transform the hotel industry.
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IoT World 2017: How a tech startup can attract venture capital
Here's how a techstartup can attract venture capital, according to Sumeet Jain, general partner, Luma Capital Partners, while talking to TechRepublic at the Internet of Things World 2017.
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The Brooklyn Navy Yard: Incubating tech talent
Find out how the Brooklyn Navy Yard is incubating modern tech talent in an old school environment. TechRepublic talks to David Ehrenberg, president and CEO of the Brooklyn Navy Yard Development Corp.
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4 lessons startups can learn from HBO's Silicon Valley
On Sunday, the Emmy-nominated HBO series premiered its first episode of season 4. Here are four of the major business takeaways from the spot-on satire of startup life in the Valley.
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Gallery: A look at the original headquarters of your favorite tech brands
Everyone starts somewhere, even well-known tech giants. Here's a look at the humble beginnings of today's biggest names in tech.
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Silicon Holler: How workforce retraining is bringing tech jobs to Appalachia
A program to retrain eastern Kentuckians in tech skills has been renewed for a second year. Here's why it's being championed by politicians and the tech industry.
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URBAN-X launches in Brooklyn and introduces 8 startups focusing on smart city tech
There's a new home for URBAN-X, and a new round of entrepreneurs will be working with BMW's MINI engineers on technology and design for urban environments.
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The PayPal Mafia: Who are they, and what made them so successful?
The original founders of PayPal are known as "The PayPal Mafia" in Silicon Valley. Here's what made them a success in the middle of the dot-com crash.
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Startup Sndr planning encrypted file management for small businesses
There are plenty of enterprise systems for remote file management and data encryption. A startup, Sndr, hopes to bring similar functions to small businesses.
