Indiana tech firms saw more venture investment activity last year than in 2023—but still far below the activity level the state saw during its 2021 peak, according to a newly released report from the Central Indiana Corporate Partnership.... Read More
Indianapolis-based tech startup Pillar has been acquired by a fellow human-resources technology company, Denver-based Employ Inc. Employ declined to disclose financial terms of the transaction.... Read More
The firm announced this week that it has launched an IT consulting practice led by David Eckel, a long-time local IT executive who joined KSM in November.... Read More
Indianapolis-based Republic Airways and Muncie-based Accutech Systems both earned Tech Company of the Year honors Thursday evening at TechPoint’s 2025 Mira Awards gala, which recognized 20 winners from around the state.... Read More
The Indiana Economic Development Corp. is offering incentives to two out-of-state tech startups who have committed to expanding their Indiana operations after participating in an Indianapolis-based startup accelerator.... Read More
Indianapolis-based Gate Neurosciences plans to acquire a fellow biotech startup, Menlo Park, California-based Boost Neuroscience, the companies announced Wednesday.... Read More
Denver, Colorado-based Vantage Data Centers has submitted a request to rezone a 618-acre site from its current agricultural zoning to light industrial, with the plan to develop about half of that property, or 285 acres, for use as a data center.... Read More
In its fourth-quarter and full-year 2024 financial report, released Tuesday morning, the manufacturer said it had incurred $312 million in primarily non-cash charges in the fourth quarter related to the Accelera reorganization.... Read More
The Morgan County Plan Commission is set to consider a rezoning request next week that could pave the way for a data center on a 391-acre tract in the northern part of the county.... Read More
Until late 2023, Indiana was home to numerous smaller-scale data centers around the state, but it had zero hyperscale centers—large-scale facilities operated by tech giants such as Amazon, Google, Meta and Microsoft.... Read More
