Tech

Miami’s food startups take the spotlight.

Rob Wile / April 14, 2017

Our podcast scene is exploding, and minority podcasters are leading the way on everything from entrepreneurial advice to period talk.

[email protected] / October 10, 2016

CUT Group wants to pay you to help them make Miami-Dade tech better.

Ariel Zirulnick / September 21, 2016

We should stop complaining about what our tech ecosystem lacks and instead ride the wave of national attention we’re getting.

Low-income and minority communities have been left out of the digital boom. Code Fever, EcoTech Visions, and other groups are changing that.

Four Wyncode grads talk about what brought them to the bootcamp, and what they’ve left with.

Forty-two percent of Miami-Dade County residents don’t have Internet at home. EveryoneOn has launched in Miami to close the digital divide.

We’re pretty sure eMerge Americas couldn’t happen in any other city. Where would they get the sequin ladies?

If it seems like everyone you know is starting a business in Miami — there are some pretty good reasons.

The tech industry is booming, and with it the demand for coding skills. Fortunately, there are a lot of local options for upping your coding game.