Wiserg is making a big bet on a big problem for the U.S. — food waste. The startup has built a device that turns food scraps into a nutrient-rich liquid that… Read More
Big funding rounds and new hiring helped companies move up in this month’s GeekWire 200 ranking of the Pacific Northwest’s top privately held technology companies. A couple startups that made their debut… Read More
WISErg has raised an additional $4 million to fuel growth of its device that turns excess food scraps at grocery stores and restaurants into a nutrient-rich liquid. The Redmond startup last raised money in April, reeling… Read More
WISErg is raising more money to support demand for its device that turns excess food scraps at grocery stores into a nutrient-rich liquid. The Redmond startup just reeled in $12.3 million of… Read More
The roots of the Seattle region’s tech industry are in software, but we’re increasingly developing a reputation for hardware, as well. That’s reflected in today’s GeekWire Awards category: Hardware/Gadget of the Year. The finalists in… Read More
Brian Valentine was at the forefront of two of the most important technological waves of the past 30 years, serving as a high-ranking executive at Microsoft in the late 1980s… Read More
Wiserg, a Redmond startup that’s looking to convert food waste into organic fertilizer, just picked up $11 million in fresh funding from Second Avenue Partners, former Microsoft and Amazon.com executive… Read More
WISErg continues to reel in the dough. The Redmond-based startup has raised another $700,000 from a group of angel investors. The funding is part of a Series B round that GeekWire… Read More
Education. Big data. Health. Telecommunications. Clean tech. Seattle is producing groundbreaking startups in a host of industries, generating a crop of impressive entrepreneurs who are truly attempting to change the… Read More
It took four years, but WISErg’s geeky machine that turns old produce into fertilizer is attracting investor attention. The Redmond-based startup has raised $5 million of a $7 million Series B… Read More
Just when you thought Whole Foods couldn’t get any more green, well, now the organic grocery store is. The Austin-based market announced today that its Bellevue, Wash. location will soon begin converting food scraps into… Read More
Americans aren’t exactly good at recycling food they don’t eat — in fact, 36 million tons of food waste was generated in 2011 alone. Now, two former Microsofties want to… Read More