To study the swiftness of biology – the protein chemistry behind every life function – scientists need to see molecules changing and interacting in unimaginably rapid time increments – trillionths of a second or shorter. Imaging equipment with that kind of speed was...
AT&T Inc. will include the Milwaukee metro in the group of cities that will receive its 5G cellular service by early 2020. In the coming weeks, the Dallas-based company said it will roll out its 5G network in Indianapolis; Pittsburgh; Providence, Rhode...
RokkinCat is a Milwaukee-based software developer and consultant with a penchant for adapting its business model in response to unsolved issues in Milwaukee’s tech community. The company develops custom software, apps and web products, but over the years, it has...
A software startup geared up for hunters has announced a beta launch—just in time for opening day of gun deer hunting season. Milwaukee-based Field to Freezer has developed an app to match hunters with nearby game processors. The app helps hunters determine store...
Wisconsin startup accelerator gener8tor announced the four companies that were born from its inaugural Accelerator Studio, a program designed to build startups from scratch using only Wisconsin-based entrepreneurs. The companies, which were created during the...
Nearly two weeks after a study named Milwaukee the worst city for African Americans, a new group looks to tackle the problem. The African American Leadership Alliance, Milwaukee (AALAM) is made up of some 80 local leaders and allies. Their goal is to increase African...
Bay View will soon become home to a new meeting and event space that focuses on virtual reality, for both work and play. The concept, dubbed RSVR, is slated for a Jan. 2 opening at 2210 S. Kinnickinnic Ave. Owners and brothers Ryan and Reid Spiering purchased the...
Shareway to Heaven, a Milwaukee-based mobile playlist sharing app, is now available on the Google Play Store. The app allows anyone to listen to music playlists made by others around the world.
Investors have committed more than $3.5 million to a new, female-led Wisconsin venture capital fund called the “Winnow Fund,” according to documents filed Wednesday with the federal Securities and Exchange Commission.
The Wisconsin Women’s Business Initiative Corp. will soon launch the “Diversity Driven Growth Accelerator,” a program that supports and grows businesses owned by minorities, veterans and women in greater Milwaukee, the organization announced this week. The Diversity...