Ocean Durden and David Song pitched the idea as fifth graders. Two years later, Mount Vernon School's roofs are generating real power.

The industrial AI startup's $130 million raise comes as it preps a move that triples its Atlanta office space.

The Duluth-based medtech firm ships its liver-preserving VitaSmart machine worldwide while more than 100,000 Americans wait for transplants.

Dennis Darnes began losing his vision at 50 and eventually lost his job and home. Now Meta smart glasses from a Midtown nonprofit help him shop and navigate again.

SeaMe Systems built a kiosk to help deaf Georgians navigate the world, but founder Randy Dean says he deliberately kept advanced AI out of it.

Robotics and defense tech take center stage as 99 companies pitch at the Woodruff Arts Center this week.

Georgia Tech's new Nexus supercomputer opens 90% of its power to researchers nationwide, while Emory's AI.Humanity initiative brings together 250-plus faculty members.

The Macon County patient had no travel history but had contact with a Pennsylvania measles case tied to a 1,100-case outbreak.

Avant South hits Tech Square next week with a $20M supercomputer, NVIDIA judge and a Dickens-Dallas Austin keynote on AI and music.

Georgia regulators unanimously approved home delivery, but patient advocates warn of unresolved issues with lost or mismatched-address shipments.

New residencies at Piedmont Atlanta and Piedmont Athens Regional could mean hundreds more doctors trained locally by 2035.

A new coalition led by Delta and Georgia farm and forestry groups wants mills' pulpwood problem to become aviation's fuel solution.

The five-year Defense Department award will fund new faculty, AI courses and student research at the Atlanta HBCU.