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Infocyte Raises $500K for Assessment Platform that Determines If a Network Has Been Hacked

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a San Antonio-based cyber security startup, has secured $500k in additional seed funding to accelerate development of its’ assessment platform, Pulse. Infocyte, Inc., Led by Austin-based LiveOak Venture Partners, the funding will be used to expand Infocyte’s development team ahead of their planned 1st Quarter 2015 product launch.

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The Open Cloud Academy in San Antonio Adds New Classes

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Rackspace’s latest Open Cloud Academy is underway at the Weston Centre in downtown San Antonio. The academy recently added network administration to its roster of training classes, said Duane La Bom, Rackspace’s Director of Learning and Development. San Antonio' The class of 22 students kicked off on Aug.

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Chris Burney with the San Antonio Angel Network Discusses Angel Investing on Ideas to Invoices

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San Antonio has always had angel investors but it hasn’t had a formal network for a while, but a year ago that changed with the formation of the San Antonio Angel Network. “A

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San Antonio-based Harland Clarke Acquires RetailMeNot for $630 million

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San Antonio-based Harland Clarke announced Monday it has acquired RetailMeNot for $11.60 The combined company creates a large multi-channel media network with tens […] The post San Antonio-based Harland Clarke Acquires RetailMeNot for $630 million appeared first on SiliconHills. per share or $600 million.

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AT&T Plans to Expand its GigaPower Fiber Internet to San Antonio

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AT&T announced Monday plans to roll out its ultra-fast fiber network and AT&T U-Verse TV service to San Antonio and 20 other major metropolitan areas. The company already delivers its 1 Gigabit per second broadband Internet network to Austin. Austin San Antonio AT&T Google high speed Internet'

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Sprint Launches 4G LTE in San Antonio

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On Sunday, Sprint officially launched its 4G LTE service in San Antonio, Houston Dallas and Waco and 11 other markets nationwide. “Sprint and our vendors have been deploying Network Vision sites all across the country for the last several months and we are thrilled to deliver our new network to our customers today in and [.].