Boutique hotel opens in downtown Dalton, Georgia
The 41-room Carpentry showcases history on 'Peacock Alley'

The 41-room Carpentry showcases history on 'Peacock Alley'

If EPB and Qubitekk succeed in their mission, they could position Chattanooga at the forefront quantum technology -- a revolutionary field poised to solve problems beyond the reach of current systems.

Hmm. Machines that think like humans.

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The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga is officially connected to the EPB Quantum Network powered by Qubitekk.

When the Van Meter family first launched Drip Kitchen & Coffeehouse in Dayton, Tennessee, they never imagined the possibility of one day owning multiple locations. But it turns out they had the recipe for success.

The EPB Quantum Network, powered by Qubitekk, announced Tuesday it is onboarding its first customer onto the nation's first commercial quantum network — marking the first time two hardware companies have worked together to demonstrate interoperability.

Mother and son duo Gwen and Mark McLaughlin are part of a family with deep roots in Chattanooga's furniture manufacturing and fabric distribution history. Together, they've decided it's time for their portion of that story to come to an end.

Entrepreneurs are dreamers with the courage and passion to turn their ideas into reality. But to do that, it's important that they find the right guidance, structure and financial support. Luckily, Chattanooga has a lot of that. Here, we've put together a guide to the many organizations dedicated to helping budding companies grow.

When a post or video goes viral on social media, it can seem like magic.
