To close out the year, we asked: What trend or change that accelerated in 2020 do you think will be with us going forward? Here's a look at the responses.

From federally backed research to startups, the University of Maryland College Park is looking to build a center for quantum computing, and beyond. Here's what it will take to develop.

Here's a look at the year in local M&A.

The Maryland company developing battery technology was among five startups taking part in the program for agriculture, aquaculture and environmental technology.

In a new report, Pixilated pulls together takeaways on learnings from 2020's shift to virtual events.

The venture studio already has production space at 1100 Wicomico, and now it's moving offices from Spark Baltimore to have all team members in one place. Cofounder Ken Malone sees the century-old building as the city's hub for product innovation.

Plus, hiring and promotion news from around the region at Fugue, JMI Equity and Loyola University Maryland.

ETC's latest accelerator cohort mentored startups that are taking on blight, equity and the digital divide.

The company appears to align with DataTribe's approach: The cyber "foundry" typically seeks to work with technologists who have experience inside the intelligence community or federal labs, and build commercial companies alongside them.

eOriginal agreed to be acquired by a division of Dutch information services company Wolters Kluwer. The 24-year-old company's employees and local presence are staying in place.