Diversity of talent was a large part of what attracted Hewlett Packard Enterprise’s headquarters to the Houston region, President and CEO Antonio Neri said April 19. 

​“For me, it was all about getting access to diverse talent and being able to develop that talent in the long-term,” Neri said."

Orem, Utah-based Avetta, a provider of supply-chain risk-management software, plans to open a second executive headquarters in Houston."

​A critical piece of any startup ecosystem are accelerators and incubators, which help entrepreneurs convert their ideas into successful business ventures and bring them to market."

Houston is ahead of the pack when it comes to equity in the technology industry, according to a new study.
Houston ranked No. 7 on SmartAsset's top cities for women in tech list, down from the No. 6 spot in 2020 and the No. 4 spot in 2019."

Companies with Texas data centers are getting through a massive test with the historic storm that’s pummeled the region.

WizeHire closed a Series A funding round at $7.5 million, the company announced Feb. 9. The round was co-led by Houston-based Mercury Fund and Spring-based Amplo.

Greentown Labs, the largest climate-tech incubator in North America, unveiled portions of its Midtown facility on Feb. 2 ahead of the incubator's anticipated spring opening.

DivInc Houston's spring accelerator will run entirely virtually as the Covid-19 pandemic continues to impact in-person gatherings. But DivInc will eventually open its Houston headquarters in The Ion, the 280,000-square-foot "innovation hub" being developed by Rice University in a former Midtown Sears building. The Ion is using $605,000 from an Economic Development Administration grant to host DivInc Houston until at least 2023, according to a statement from DivInc."

​What does Houston need to do to become a tech hub, like your site in San Jose? I think Houston has a lot to offer today already, from the quality of education to the business-friendly environment. Obviously, infrastructure is very, very strong. Housing is very accessible. From all the, what I call, basic ingredients from the business-climate perspective, they are all there."

Garmin Ltd. has acquired a Houston-area company that provides emergency monitoring and incident response services, including to its inReach personal satellite communicators."