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European software investor Main Capital Partners is buying the Austin company from TCV, betting on the unglamorous business of measuring whether colleges work.
The Austin nuclear startup wants to mass-produce small reactors for AI data centers, and it's eyeing a Georgetown warehouse to do it.
The university still anchors the city's startup pipeline, with nearly 1,000 alumni founders, even as it edges down the global ranking.
The Austin water-treatment company picked up a strategic investment aimed at cooling AI data centers, high-purity manufacturing and home purification.
The Austin startup builds the plumbing for embedded, branded power plans, and Matrix led a Series A to expand it.
The deal folds an Austin access-management startup built for IT service providers into Barracuda's platform. Terms were not disclosed.
The Austin startup, now an official Texas Restaurant Association partner, is pitching operators on a voice agent that answers the phone and books tables around the clock.
A syndicate of finance and legal operators backed the company's early bet on software that reads and organizes business contracts.
The Austin-based startup will install whole-home backup batteries that the utility can dispatch during peak demand, expanding a homegrown experiment in distributed storage.
A $400 million, 760,000-square-foot project in Maxwell adds to the wave of compute infrastructure ringing the metro as AI demand surges.
The Austin startup, led by former SpaceX and Boring Company engineers, is building autonomous machines to breach and map tunnels for the U.S. and its allies.
Founders can now apply to compete on the festival's startup stage, even as a Convention Center overhaul pushes the event to sprawl deeper into downtown Austin.
The Austin startup picked up seed funding for a service focused on valet and vehicle-return operations.
The footwear startup, which prints shoes without traditional factories, added Series A capital as it deployed its faster next-generation printer locally.
The Austin defense-tech company's autonomous-warship buildout would land in Brownsville under a 19-year abatement, drawing both cheers and pushback.
