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3 startups proving Colorado tech isn't just hot in Denver and Boulder
Read Full ArticleWhen most people think about Colorado tech, they think about companies in Boulder and Denver, and for good reason — the cities are rapidly attracting talent, both are renowned for their quality of life and they’ve got the density to support thriving tech communities. -
Why this Colorado startup believes VR can help you find your next home
Read Full ArticleThis means buyers and agents are on the move, visiting dozens of locations — often driving across town or even the state — to find their perfect home. The process is cumbersome, expensive and not very eco-friendly. But for such an important decision, experiencing the property is essential. -
Go Code Colorado is This Weekend, and $25,000 Might Be the Smallest Reward
Read Full ArticleIf you’ve already heard about Go Code Colorado—Colorado’s award-winning program that engages entrepreneurs and software develops to turn public data into business insights—you already know that the top three teams get $25,000 contracts to get their idea off the ground.
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Why the Colorado Venture Summit has been a game-changer for so many tech leaders
Read Full ArticleEvery year, dozens of tech executives and VCs gather in Denver to mix and mingle, have one-on-one meetings and explore mutual interests. These new relationships sometimes lead to funding deals right away; others can bear fruit a year or two down the line. -
Non-profit teams up with tech startup to throw better events
Read Full ArticleRecently the Fort Collins Non-Profit Homeless Gear teamed up with PurpleSlate, a Denver based mobile application, to help reach more individuals in need. Founded in 2008, Homeless Gear’s mission is to empower individuals and families who face homelessness to survive, move forward and thrive. -
Talking Denver & Data with Ibotta's Bijal Shah
Read Full ArticleThis week, I had the chance to sit down and talk with Denver tech leader, Bijal Shah. After getting lost in the many elevators of the massive building Ibotta's office is located in, I finally found my way to the open and inviting offices of Ibotta. With a pink wall to welcome you, an open floor plan, and a large dining area for eating or working, it's no wonder the company's office space is always talked about.
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A look inside some of Colorado tech's hottest offices
Read Full ArticleWe took a look inside three of Colorado tech’s coolest offices to see what makes each one unique and how their space impacts company culture. -
Convercent's latest $10M will help companies track and prevent ethics violations
Read Full ArticleMore money is flowing into Colorado tech this week: Denver’s Convercent recently announced they had closed a $10 million round of funding. The company’s existing investors, Sapphire Ventures and Tola Capital, contributed to this round. -
Denver's Faction closes $11M Series B, plans to expand global footprint
Read Full ArticleColorado tech’s strong start in 2017 continues with a new round from a Denver-based cloud services provider, Faction, which announced this week it had raised $11 million in a Series B. -
Insider advice to land a job in Denver tech
Read Full ArticleThough I am only an intern at Code Talent, not a recruiter, I am constantly surrounded by specialized and highly experienced recruiters. In our open office space, this means that I get to hear all the conversations they have with each other, candidates, and companies. -
The real estate trend that is legitimizing Denver's tech scene
Read Full ArticleThere's no denying it, Denver's tech scene is growing up. The city's most notable tech companies are no longer grinding away in cramped, low-rent startup spaces — they're moving on up (not necessarily to the East Side). -
Why Colorado's become a hub for travel tech
Read Full ArticleAs the cool weather sets in, our wanderlust heads to the beach. And with the holidays coming up, travel is definitely on our minds. We’ve been busy dreaming of destinations like Paris and Cancun, so we were a little surprised when we noticed the number of travel startups in Colorado has grown considerably in the last few years.
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How the Broncos are embracing tech, on game day and beyond
Read Full ArticleWhen most people connect the Broncos with technology, they think of the team’s social media platforms or the videos produced and played on game day and their website. But through some key initiatives and partnerships, the Denver Broncos have embraced more tech than meets the eye — on game day and beyond.Mentions: Colorado Technology Association -
4 Colorado startups bringing mental health resources to entrepreneurs
Read Full ArticleWith the end of Daylight Savings Time and the return of dark evenings, it’s not uncommon for people to start showing signs of Seasonal Affective Disorder, a type of depression that affects people’s day-to-day lives during certain times of the year.
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Denver Tech Leaders Swiftpage and Cloud Elements Combine for Success with Act! Connect Link
Read Full ArticleCloud Elements, Denver’s leading API management and integration platform, today announced the general availability of Ground2Cloud, an integration deployment tool which allows a direct, on-premises bridge to non-public applications. Cloud Elements is the leading API integration vendor that now enables on-premises applications to connect with a catalog of over 115 applications and services through an easy-to-implement, secure connection... -
Colorado tech takes home nearly $160M in October
Read Full ArticleColorado companies brought in nearly $160 million in fresh funding dollars last month, bouncing back from a lackluster September. A few big fundings propelled the state’s number up nearly 360 percent, but smaller rounds also helped bump up the numbers. Check out the top five fundings below... -
Arrow and Indiegogo team up to help entrepreneurs
Read Full ArticleWith a new partnership, one of Colorado’s largest tech companies hopes they’ll be able to help some of Colorado — and the world’s — smallest ones... -
IAC’s HomeAdvisor Acquires MyHammer, The Leading Home Services Marketplace in Germany
Read Full ArticleHomeAdvisor, the operator of the leading home services marketplace in both North America and Europe and an operating business of IAC (NASDAQ: IAC), today announced that it has agreed to acquire a controlling interest in MyHammer Holding AG (ETR: MYRK), the leading home services marketplace in Germany. The stake will be acquired from Holtzbrinck Digital GmbH in a private transaction...
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Colorado tech brought in a whopping $146M in August: here are the top 5 rounds
Read Full ArticleAfter a few dismal months of funding, it looks like Colorado tech is back in the game. In total, Colorado startups brought in more than $146 million in August — more than half of what had been raised between January 1st of this year to the end of July. Here’s a look back at the top five rounds from this month... -
Why this PR pro left his Silicon Valley job to join a Colorado startup
Read Full ArticleStories of people leaving Silicon Valley to work in Colorado tech are becoming more common, but it’s usually developers and executives who end up making the jump... -
What's new in tech: 4 Colorado startups share their views on the latest trends
Read Full ArticleFrom frameworks arriving on the scene to cloud-based offerings and virtual and augmented reality products, some new technologies are trendier than ever... -
Why these big companies want to act like startups
Read Full ArticleIn Colorado and across the country, startups are attracting customers, investors and talent — putting them in competition with larger, more established companies. The startup community has a unique set of values and culture that set it apart from the traditional corporate world. And corporate, established companies are starting to take notice, adopting parts of startup culture and applying it to their offices, their perks and even the way they do business...
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Colorado tech continues to grow in 2016: A look at the hottest tech neighborhoods
Read Full ArticleAnyone who has been paying even the least bit of attention has seen that the tech industry in Colorado has been steadily growing over the past five years. And while it’s easy to speculate, it’s even easier to look at the numbers...
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