There is no shortage of American software companies.
From all corners of the country there are tech hubs bustling with innovation. Of course there are the powerhouse tech hubs such as the Bay (San Francisco, Silicon Valley, San Jose) and New York City. But innovation is happening everywhere and across all sectors of technology.
From all corners of the country there are tech hubs bustling with innovation. Of course there are the powerhouse tech hubs such as the Bay (San Francisco, Silicon Valley, San Jose) and New York City. But innovation is happening everywhere and across all sectors of technology.
In the past ten years have emerged new top-tier tech cities who have invested in infrastructure and entertainment to attract the best companies and talent, modeled after Silicon Valley. There is the “Silicon Hills” (Austin), the “Silicon Slopes” (Utah) and the “Silicon Forrest” (Portland), all of which have carved out a strong tech niche for their cities. All of these cities are now fighting tooth and nail to win the Powerball of tech: Amazon’s second HQs.
We have compiled data on the state of the B2B tech scene in the most popular headquartered cities across the US, according to our database of over 30,000 software products and services. Each report dives into the overall history, trends and top companies leading tech in each city to give us an idea of the best tech cities in 2018.
The Northeast region brings together companies from Maine, down through the mid-Atlantic area and stretches as West as Pennsylvania.
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Boston The State of the Boston-area tech report contains over 100 B2B companies. Learn about history and trends of Boston tech companies. |
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New York City The State of New York tech report contains over 150 B2B companies. Learn more about the New York City tech companies. |
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Pennsylvania The State of Pennsylvania tech report contains over 70 B2B companies throughout the state. Learn more about Pennsylvania tech companies. |
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Washington D.C. The State of the D.C. tech report contains over 70 B2B companies. Learn more in the Washington D.C. tech companies report. |
The Midwest region ranges from Ohio, up through the Canadian border of Minnesota and stretches across the plains as far west as Nebraska and the Dakotas.
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Chicago The State of the Chicago tech report contains over 150 B2B companies. Learn more about Chicago tech companies. |
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Missouri Missouri’s tech roundup report contains 30+ B2B companies. Discover the trends and the best Missouri tech companies. |
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Indianapolis The State of the Indy tech report contains over 50 B2B companies. Learn more about Indianapolis tech companies. |
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Twin Cities The State of the Twin Cities’ tech report contains over 50 B2B companies. Learn more about the best Twin Cities’ tech companies. |
The South region looks at tech cities from Virginia, over through Kentucky and as west as Oklahoma and Texas.
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Houston The State of the Houston tech report contains over 40 B2B companies. Discover all about the top Houston tech companies report. |
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Atlanta The State of the Atlanta’s tech report contains over 80 B2B companies. Learn more about Atlanta tech companies. |
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Austin The State of Austin Texas’ tech report contains over 100 B2B companies. Learn more about the best Austin tech companies. |
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Charlotte The State of Charlotte tech report contains over 500 B2B SaaS and service companies. Explore more about the leading Charlotte tech companies. |
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Dallas The State of the Dallas & Fort Worth tech report contains over 50 B2B companies. Learn more about Dallas/Ft. Worth tech companies. |
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Raleigh/Durham The State of Raleigh/Durham’s tech scene report contains over 40 B2B companies in the area. Learn more about the best Raleigh/Durham tech companies. |
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Florida The State of Florida’s tech report contains an overview of over 100 B2B companies in the software/services industries. Learn more about the bestFlorida tech companies. |
The Mountain West region of tech hubs include mountains of Colorado, the slopes of Utah though the deserts of Arizona.
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Salt Lake City The State of the Utah-area tech report contains over 60 B2B companies. Learn more about Silicon Slopes’ tech companies. |
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Arizona The State of the Arizona tech report contains over 30 B2B companies. Learn more about everything Arizona tech companies. |
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Denver The State of the Denver & Boulder tech report contains over 50 B2B companies. Learn more about Colorado tech companies. |
The West Coast region brings together the Pacific Northwest down through the coastal regions of California including all of the Bay.
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Seattle The State of the Seattle tech report contains over 80 B2B companies. Discover more about the best Seattle tech companies. |
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Los Angeles The State of the LA-area tech report contains over 100 B2B companies. Learn more about the top LA tech companies. |
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San Diego The State of the San Diego-area tech report contains over 40 B2B companies. Learn more about the best San Diego tech companies. |
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San Francisco The State of San Francisco tech report contains over 400 B2B software and service companies. Learn more about the Bay’s best San Francisco tech companies. |
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San Jose The State of the San Jose-area tech report contains over 200 B2B companies in San Jose and Santa Clara. Learn more about the area’s best San Jose tech companies. |
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Silicon Valley The State of Silicon Valley’s tech report contains over 400 B2B companies throughout the San Mateo, Mountain View and Palo Alto area. Learn more about the best Silicon Valley tech companies. |
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