Global tech firm enters SC market after partnership with Greenville data center
DartPoints’ Greenville Data Center gains more cloud access, boosting speed, lowering latency and connecting to over 975 global data centers.
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Apr 23, 2025The Evolution of Blockchain: Innovation, Smart Contracts & Greener Future
Since the launch of Bitcoin in 2009, just 15 years ago, the blockchain has seen growing acceptance.
How this Columbia innovation center seeks to keep young entrepreneurs in the Midlands
The center has developed several programs for tech-based entrepreneurs in the metro Columbia area.
Charleston to host tech summit featuring global leading brands
The summit will discuss artificial intelligence, marketing, cybersecurity, supply chain, fintech and blockchain, hospitality, and health care.
Charleston hiring platform startup focuses on hospitality shift workers
The startup helps servers, hosts, cooks and other shift workers to create a profile for employers who can hire them.
Florida internet provider invests $40M in Charleston expansion
This is the first expansion into South Carolina for the company.
How this Greenville tech startup is working to seal AI privacy leaks
The startup's new AI ‘guardrail’ software serves as a safety net that can be tailored to suit a variety of companies and organizations.
Led by Google, Boeing, companies invest $8B in South Carolina in 2024
Existing industries reinvesting in the state through expansion projects accounted for $5.38 billion.
Tech firm unveils 25K-square-foot North Charleston expansion
The newly constructed facility represents more than 125 new job opportunities in the state.
Commercial security company opens rebranded Charleston office
The company has a reputation for decades-long expertise in the commercial security and life safety industry.
Global gaming company opens 30K-square-foot Charleston facility
The opening marks the first gaming services company to locate in Charleston, the company says.
STUDY: Solar energy could generate $19B boon to South Carolina economy
Solar could generate more than 3,300 permanent new jobs and spark $261 million annually in new worker pay, according to the report.











