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SCRA joins NSF Grid Modernization Engine initiative
SCRA is a founding partner in the NSF Grid Modernization Engine, a $15 million initiative to strengthen energy innovation and create jobs in the Carolinas.
Clemson joins NSF Grid Modernization Engine
Clemson University joined the NSF Grid Modernization Engine in the Carolinas, advancing electric grid technology, energy resilience and workforce innovation.
SCForge becomes independent South Carolina nonprofit
SCForge has become an independent South Carolina nonprofit, expanding its commercialization efforts to help startups, founders and innovators grow.
Charleston Hospitality Group joins Anthropic AI network
Charleston Hospitality Group has joined Anthropic's Claude Partner Network, becoming the first Lowcountry hospitality group in the AI program.
Horse Spot expands in Charleston County, adds jobs
Horse Spot is expanding in Charleston County, creating 11 jobs as the equestrian technology company grows its event management platform.
Clemson researchers develop biodegradable AI material
Clemson researchers developed a biodegradable polymer for memristors that could power energy-efficient AI computing systems.
AI workforce cuts may not improve business returns
New Gartner data suggest AI-driven workforce cuts are not delivering stronger returns as companies rethink automation and staffing.
Airsys opens global headquarters in Woodruff
Airsys opened its global headquarters in Woodruff with a $60 million investment and plans for 215 jobs tied to AI cooling technology.
SCRA awards grants to South Carolina startups
SCRA awarded grants to four South Carolina startups and added two new member companies focused on AI, logistics and cybersecurity.
South Carolina attorneys face AI and cybersecurity shifts
South Carolina attorneys say AI, cybersecurity threats and regulatory changes are reshaping legal services and law firm operations in 2026.
MUSC partners with Revival Healthcare Capital
MUSC partners with Revival Healthcare Capital to accelerate medical device develop-ment, clinical evaluation and innovation in patient care.
German company opens US headquarters in Greenville
German automation firm Idealworks selects Greenville for its U.S. headquarters, expanding robotics solutions across North America.
