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Clemson launches AI research institute
Clemson University is consolidating its ongoing and future artificial intelligence research led by 80 faculty members under one umbrella.
TechSC rebrands as SC Tech, names new director
The S.C. Council on Competitiveness rebranded its TechSC technology and cybersecurity growth initiative to SC Tech and named Kim Christ as its new director on Tuesday.
‘Ghost’ vehicles show how self-driving cars save energy
Clemson researchers develop algorithms that help autonomous vehicles anticipate the behavior of other traffic and save energy through reduced braking. Savings ranged from 8% to 23%, depending on the scenario.
Bon Secours St. Francis welcomes COVID-19-killing robots
The Bon Secours St. Francis Health System has enlisted two COVID-19-killing Robots into its disinfecting fleet.
Yageo Corp. completes Kemet Corp. acquisition
Taiwan-based electronic component manufacturer Yageo Corp. acquired electronic supplier Kemet Corp. in an agreement announced today.
Yelp adds tool search for black-owned businesses
The app known for crowd-sourced reviews is launching a tool to let businesses identify themselves as black-owned, the company said. Yelp’s CEO said the platform has seen a sharp rise in searches for black-owned businesses.
Greenlink receives federal funding for electric buses
Greenville Transit Authority will receive more than $5 million in federal funding this year to purchase electric buses and install charging infrastructure.
Viewpoint: Supply chains, e-commerce essential during COVID-19 crisis
Over the past two months, there has been lots of discussion about which businesses and workers are essential. Health care workers, first responders, and countless others on the front lines are essential, and they are heroes. A linens man
Modeling software helps hospice provider pinpoint visitation needs
Spartanburg’s Hospice Care of South Carolina, which recently merged with Agape Hospice, has adopted a new predictive modeling software, Muse, to help alert their team when a patient needs additional visits from staff members.
Charleston opens WestEdge incubator to focus on life sciences
The Charleston Digital Corridor has opened a new incubator that focuses primarily on life sciences and technology companies in the mixed-use WestEdge development located in the medical district near the Ashley River.
Anderson University offers remote learning certificate
Apple-Distinguished School Anderson University is offering remote learning certificate programs for K12 educators and administrators across the country with support from the international tech company.
Benefitfocus launches customer-facing marketplace
Benefits technology platform Benefitfocus has launched a customer-facing website that allows individuals to compare products and services such as health insurance plans, supplemental benefits and employment resources.
