Technology in Georgia runs on product launches, regulatory debates, startup breakthroughs and company earnings, and coverage here follows all of it. Reporting focuses on how these shifts influence local digital infrastructure.
Georgia's governor-elect did not rule out reexamining state tax incentives for data centers after proposing a construction moratorium during her campaign.
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Should Georgia reduce tax breaks for data centers to protect residents?
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Do you trust political posts you see on social media this election season?
Hundreds of potentially inauthentic accounts targeted both candidates in Georgia's governor race, according to Cyabra's analysis of X activity.
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Do you trust local universities to properly secure sensitive federal research data?
The university's Talon Secure environment is now eligible for Department of Defense research funding.
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Should independent inventors without corporate backing be able to win major tech prizes?
Georgia Tech aerospace student Tomas Salvo's jet-powered Reaper drone unofficially topped a previous 465 mph world record.
Incoming Georgia Public Service Commissioner Shelia Edwards urges a pause on data center construction over water, power and tax concerns.
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Do you trust local government agencies to manage their own software procurement processes?
The state's family services agency addressed millions in spending increases linked to the ARGO software platform.
Day to day, that means monitoring sector growth, shifts in market demand, product rollouts and the impact of evolving policies. It reaches from the capital to the rural counties across the state. Public interest in digital privacy and the integration of new tools into commerce consistently drive the conversation. Rapid scaling in software and hardware development often outpaces the existing regulatory framework.
