Cronicle has quickly expanded from a Midwest tech blog project based out of Ann Arbor-Detroit covering the emergence of Midwest cities as tech hubs to a content marketing agency for tech startups that are quickly growing in AI, software, cybersecurity, and other tech-related industries that have a growing footprint in the Midwest and across the…
If you are just getting started on your journey as an entrepreneur, today’s post is for you. Today we have a guest post from Dean Burgess, who writes about small business topics at Excitepreneur.net. We are running a small series of articles on Cronicle aimed at the small business owner often left out of tech…
Stability AI recently announced the public launch of their Stability Diffusion AI image generator based on text-to-image generation that can run on consumer GPUs to generate custom art within seconds. The internet kind of freaked out. Top of people’s minds: should it be legal to generate art that is derivative of copyrighted art, and will…
Michigan Governor Whitmer has this week sent a letter to the leaders of Apple, Alphabet (Google), Amazon, Meta (Facebook), and Microsoft, asking them to take additional steps to protect people’s data, particularly health data. Governor Whitmer’s interest in the topic is to protect women seeking reproductive healthcare from having their data used to prosecute them…
News out of the University of Michigan today says that a new durable antimicrobial coating used on hard surfaces can kill the bacteria that causes COVID-19 in minutes. This coating could be used for other bacteria and viruses as well: A team of University of Michigan engineers and immunologists have developed the material, which proved…
Built in Chicago reports this week that it has been another busy month for the windy city’s tech scene, with executive hires, acquisitions and several fundraising rounds. Reverb hired Bradford Shellhammer, former vice president of eBay, as chief product officer. Codeverse was acquired by Nerdy. And two startups closed multi-million-dollar funding rounds to expand production…
You live in Ann Arbor or maybe you just work here. From the chatter on the street or in the restaurants, you know thousands of people here work in technology. Walking from Main St. to State St., it’s hard to not notice a tech t-shirt, banter about code, signs on offices with made up words. Whether they’re startups or billion dollar businesses with offices here, tech is all over Ann Arbor today and they’re all hiring. There is so much happening, where can we all find out about what’s going on where?
