Tenant Spotlights
Brush Mountain Data Center: Cloud Services That Power Agile Growth
It's unusual to find a cloud computing center in an office park. Yet, such a center has been quietly growing right within the Virginia Tech Corporate Research Center campus. Brush Mountain Data Center (BMDC) provides cloud computing, cloud data backup services and server rack rental (co-location). As a park tenant,…
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Klick → Serving Amazon customers nationwide
Although they serve over 30 states and work for the #1 company in the world – Amazon, Klick’s office location…
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NanoSafe, Inc. develops at-home test to detect…
When Dr. Matthew Hull co-founded NanoSafe, Inc. in 2007 with LTC Robert Barnes, the mission was simple: to make nanotechnology…
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Card Isle: Innovation in the Greeting Card…
The ideation of Card Isle began in a startup class at Virginia Tech when three engineering students took an interest…
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Joba CEO Kevin Jones talks about his…
Co-founded by NFL veteran and former Virginia Tech running back Kevin Jones, Joba has a workplace culture that perfectly reflects…
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Be among the brightest minds
We're a world leading facility for technological research and development. Be among like minded visionaries when you locate at the CRC
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TORC Robotics, Inc.: Driver Not Needed
How Torc Robotics engineered a leading position in self-driving vehicle tech in Blacksburg, Virginia. By Ron Starner, Site Selection magazine…
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CytoRecovery: Next Generation Cell Separation and Recovery…
CytoRecovery has been busy developing new technology to improve cell separation capabilities for cell biology research. Their focus is to…
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Business Brief with…
Business Brief asks presidents, leaders and CEO's of companies at the Virginia Tech Corporate Research Center (VTCRC) one question... “What…
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Vitech: Helping the world solve complex problems
Vitech Corporation provides systems engineering solutions to help solve the complex problems of our time. When a problem becomes too…