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Code Intelligence for the Research Triangle

The Research Triangle combines enterprise software giants like IBM, Cisco, and SAS with world-class universities and a growing startup scene. LOOM helps navigate the complex codebases this ecosystem creates.

The Research Triangle's Unique Position

Research Triangle Park was designed for innovation. NC State, Duke, and UNC-Chapel Hill feed talent into companies like Red Hat, SAS Institute, Cisco, and IBM. Epic Games builds Unreal Engine here. Biotech companies spin out of university labs.

This creates a unique engineering environment: enterprise-scale codebases meet research-driven development. Teams inherit systems built over decades while integrating cutting-edge approaches. LOOM helps bridge that gap.

What RTP Developers Get

Enterprise System Navigation

RTP is home to massive enterprise codebases. SAS has been building analytics software since the 70s. IBM's research division operates here. LOOM helps teams understand systems that span decades of development.

Open Source at Scale

Red Hat made the Triangle an open source hub. Open source codebases have unique challenges: distributed contributors, evolving maintainership, community documentation. LOOM maps what's actually there.

Research to Production

University research becomes startup code becomes enterprise product. Each transition leaves architectural layers. LOOM shows how systems evolved from lab prototype to production.

Research Triangle Tech Ecosystem

Research Triangle Park

The original tech hub. IBM, Cisco, NetApp. Enterprise software at massive scale with codebases spanning decades.

Downtown Raleigh / Durham

Growing startup scene. Red Hat's headquarters. Where enterprise DNA meets startup culture.

Chapel Hill / Cary

SAS Institute's home base. Epic Games. Where specialized domains create specialized architectures.

Triangle Tech Resources

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