When the company first moved into EPIC it had eight staff — it now has A large map hanging on the wall in its second story offices shows the locations of its servers around the world the company has several thousand customers in more than 70 countries.
Another upstairs tenant, CerebralFix, which McLellan used to be involved with, develops games alongside multimedia giants like Disney. Downstairs, you can find companies using AI, working with virtual reality or developing and selling innovative software solutions — like Fraame Healthcare, a company which provides solutions to organisations like the Child Cancer Foundation, enabling them to better organise and maintain client information, including case notes.
Down the hall is Digital Confectioners, another gaming company, which this year had maps it created used in Fortnite, an online game played by hundreds of millions of people around the world.
Next January, agritech startup Hivemind plans to launch its third generation of remote hive monitoring equipment which connects more sensors via the recently launched, low-cost Swarm satellite cluster into the United States for almond pollination. The company is a pioneer in remote beehive monitoring, meaning they use lots of sensors to collect and transmit data from beehives.
That data provides insights that help reduce beekeeping costs, decreases hive disturbance, improves yield and helps beekeepers better care for their bees. Hivemind was among the first tenants at EPIC. Company director Bryan Hoyt says the co-location aspect has been a big positive — Hivemind has been able to draw on the experience of other companies, including for a recent funding drive.
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Basically, the four corners went in separate directions. Cosgrove said the strong community bonds that formed as neighbors tried to salvage their homes and worked on improving the area ended when the government declared it unsafe for rebuilding. Cosgrove and his wife now live outside the city on a small farm. But he remains upbeat about Christchurch and its future. He said the adversity people have suffered has brought the community together and made it stronger and more resilient, and that many of the foreign workers who came to help rebuild have been so impressed they have stayed.
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