Tech Square’s 2025 Year in Review: The Book
As we approach the halfway mark of 2026, let's look back at everything that happened last year in Tech Square. The latest edition of the TSQ ATL annual review, The Book, is out now, capturing the innovation, breakthroughs, and momentum that defined Technology Square in 2025.
Like the 2024 edition, The Book examines each sector of Tech Square and the points where they converge: researchers working with entrepreneurs, companies investing in the community, organizations and events pushing boundaries, scientific breakthroughs, startups solving modern problems, sustainable action, and new frontiers in data. This edition gives anyone passing through a glimpse at what's happening here, who's driving it, and where it might lead.
What's Inside
The 2025 edition includes stories on:
Tech Square Anchors & Arrivals: Tech Square anchors like Home Depot and International Paper continue to innovate and celebrate major milestones, alongside the significant changes 2025 brought, including major announcements from Georgia Tech and the official arrival of the Biltmore Innovation Center.
Events: Key events and programming in and around the area, including those put on by Tech Square's Innovation Ecosystem Relationship Managers, Georgia Tech, Atlanta Tech Week, Startup Exchange, and more.
People: Tech Square community members driving change through new research, ventures, and standout work, with feature interviews from movers and shakers across the district.
Research: Work breaking ground across disciplines, from human-computer interaction to animal science to hardware and sensing. AI reshaped industries across the globe in 2025, and Tech Square emerged as a serious force in AI research and innovation.
Companies: Georgia Tech kicked off 2025 with a bold goal of 1,000+ startups per year. We highlight key companies tackling health innovation, sustainability, food and textile waste, and more.
These profiles, stats, interviews, and innovations document a year of real momentum for Tech Square and Atlanta. The Book is both a record and a resource: a way to revisit what happened and a tool to spark new conversations.
This district's physical and social density continues to support new relationships and ideas. Explore the digital edition below or visit techsquareatl.com/the-book for this year's and past editions.
If you are interested in a physical edition of The Book, please email Neema Tavakolian at ntavakolian@collabre.co.