Stay connected with the Vegas Technology ecosystem.
In a recent Vegas Seven article titled Big Tech Comes to Town, Director of Digital Media Nicole Ely outlines what the expansion of three companies could mean for Las Vegas’ startup future. She writes that eBay, Tesla, and Switch could signal big change for the...
A recent DataCenterFrontier.com article provided a look inside the Top 10 Cloud Campuses, the places where the cloud resides. "Cloud campuses is our term for the sites where technology titans concentrate massive amounts of computing power in multiple data center...
In the next 60 seconds, the 3 billion people connected to the Internet will post on Facebook 2.5 million times, tweet 300,000 times and log 72 hours of video on YouTube. Most of it will be quotidian: A kitten. A rant. A selfie. The best brunch ever. But not for Las...
VegasTechFund-backed Local Motors announced the LM3D Swim, part of the first 3D-printed car series. Local Motors engineers and designers are working around the clock to develop a 3D-printed car that exceeds FMVSS standards by 2017. The LM3D Swim has not yet passed...
VegasTechFund-backed Rolltech, the app-based global bowling competition and analytics platform, has announced the launch of a groundbreaking, skill-based network to connect bowlers around the country for daily, real-money bowling contests. Rolltech Action Bowling...
Armando Biondi, Co-founder and COO of VegasTechFund-backed AdEspresso, shares his team's experience on Product Hunt in this blog...
On day two of Tech.co's Celebrate 2015 conference, five experts spoke about the current funding landscape and how startups can get funding today. Moderated by Verge’s Matt Hunckler, the panel consisted of David Hauser (Grasshopper), Erica Duignan Minnihan...
Las Vegas' Vegas SEVEN is a weekly publication about life in Las Vegas including coverage of news, nightlife, sports, and style. For the week of September 17, 2015, the publication featured VegasTechFund-backed Local Motors on the cover. Vegas SEVEN's Director of...
On September 14, 2015, the Nevada Transportation Authority gave both ride-sharing startups Lyft and Uber permits to operate in Las Vegas. Governor Brian Sandoval signed a hard-won bill into law this summer, paving the way for the permits that will now allow people...