Axion Power's PowerCube is going where few batteries have gone before, storing and providing electrical power (and renewable energy) to utilities, industries, hybrid cars and locomotives.
Local inspiration abounds for Meredith Mileti's creation of a strong female heroine who moves back to Pittsburgh after failing as chef/co-owner of a chic trattoria in New York.
Wombat Security Systems in Oakland has moved beyond its anti-phishing tools and pools to offer companies a wider, more comprehensive approach to cyber security.
In the bigger employment picture, the region's total nonfarm job numbers for September 2011 rose again by 12,700 from September 2010, reports Pittsburgh TODAY.
UPMC is building a $300 million research facility in Bloomfield that will offer cutting-edge care and the latest in personalized medicine to improve patient outcomes for the treatment of cancer and diseases related to aging.
Pittsburgh venture capital deals topped $34 million in the third quarter of 2011, according to the National Venture Capital Association.
MogiMe on the South Side has launched a new mobile social gaming network that hopes to be the ultimate marketplace for app designers around the world.
Autodesk, the San Francisco company that bought ETC spinout SimOps Studio back in January, is expanding its presence in Pittsburgh.
When Jen Blodgett returned to Pittsburgh, she bought and renovated a three-story building on First Ave., turning it into very cool space for her spa and above, a great space to live.
Center ice was center stage at The Consol Energy Center for The 15th Annual 2011 Tech 50 Awards Tuesday night, a high-tech evening befitting the hottest technology companies in the region.