Technology & Innovation

Round Rock-Austin area educators are growing the next generation of tech talent. Tech companies in Round Rock have access to a growing pool of talent — 41% of which have achieved a bachelor’s degree or higher. The University of Texas at Austin McCombs School of Business offers graduate courses in technology commercialization, while Austin Community College provides career-defining programs in computer science and information technology. Additionally, Round Rock’s longstanding technology company, Dell Technologies, works with the Round Rock ISD to strengthen the digital skills for K-12 students in the region.

Tech companies relocating or expanding in Round Rock benefit from a faster permitting process, low taxes and customized incentive packages. The city continuously works to strengthen its business climate. Round Rock has the lowest property tax rate in the region and invests in the future by offering competitive incentives to qualifying tech companies.

Additionally, Texas continues to be the best state for business with no corporate or personal income taxes.

Home to notable companies like Dell Technologies and Emerson Automation Solutions, Round Rock is a major economic hub for the Central Texas region and offers companies a unique combination of assets that ensure growth and success.

Round Rock’s diverse and thriving economy ensures growth and success for tech companies.

An ecosystem of incubators and accelerators throughout Greater Austin give tech entrepreneurs and startups a boost. The Texas Entrepreneur Network (TEN Capital Network) has helped hundreds of startups raise over $900 million in capital. Austin Technology Incubator at University of Austin, Capital Factory and Economic Growth Business Incubator (EGBI) among others, prepare startups and entrepreneurs through the process of securing funding in the Central Texas region.