Information and Communication Technology

Recent Information and Communication Technology Company Announcements

Information and Communication Technology businesses and companies with significant technology functions continue to locate and expand in Georgia. One reason is the strength of Georgia's highly talented and diverse workforce. Over the last six years, these companies have created more than 46,000 new jobs in Georgia.

Atlanta Increasingly Recognized as a Thriving Technology and Culture Hub

"The region's status as a hub for technology innovation is another growth driver, serving as a magnet for tech startups and young workers pursuing tech careers."

"Atlanta Strikes its Claim as a Thriving Tech and Culture Hub, Celebrates Award Winners" Atlanta Business Chronicle, 2023

SK Battery America to Open U.S. IT Center, Creating 200 High-Tech Jobs

“We decided to open our IT regional center in Roswell to strengthen SK's position as a leader in the battery industry, and it will help us build and operate an advanced manufacturing system in accordance with further expansion of battery production bases in the United Sates. We are excited to expand our presence and engage with the community and surrounding region.”

Jason Choi, Head of Information Technology, SK Battery America, Office of the Governor Press Release, January 26, 2023

Xebia Unveils New Global Headquarters in Buckhead, Adding 940 Jobs

The global IT consulting and software engineering services company selected Atlanta for its global headquarters. Atlanta's robust talent pool, top-tier universities, dynamic market, and a flourishing tech sector will present substantial growth opportunities. The new headquarters will be a hub for a local team of consultants, software engineers, industry experts, and technology visionaries.

“Our investment in Atlanta reflects Xebia's commitment to delivering exceptional consulting and IT services in this rapidly evolving market.”  

Anand Sahaay, Global CEO, Xebia, Xebia News, January 18, 2024

Atlanta: An Affordable, Talent-Rich Technology Market

With an overall cost of doing business index of 93.0, Atlanta is one of the most cost-effective locations in the country. The affordable business climate and strong tech talent pipeline make it easier for employers to hire the skilled workforce essential for success.

The chart to the right displays Atlanta's competitive position relative to other top U.S. metros for information and communication technology talent. Located in the lower left quadrant signifying low cost of doing business and fewer days needed to hire talent, Atlanta is the most affordable location for business and has one of the lowest average days to hire within this peer group. Atlanta, Seattle, Washington D.C., New York, Washington D.C., Boston, and San Francisco were named as top-ranked talent markets in CBRE's "Scoring Tech Talent 2023."