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ARRIS has a 60-year legacy of advancing industry progress in TV, Internet, telephony, and the connected home—including firsts in digital TV and wireless broadband. Our solutions span the cloud, network, and home—providing a holistic approach to solving the fundamental industry challenges of network scalability, and broad content delivery.
Online shop groceries and home essentials from your favorite local stores. Burpy routes your order to a vetted Personal Shopper who collects your items. Your order is delivered in as little as 1 hour.
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Austin B-cycle is your local, non-profit bike share system that provides 24-hour, 7-days/week service of bikes-on-demand with over 60 stations located throughout the downtown Austin area.
We use technology to remove the complexity (finding a truck, waiting in line, fumbling with your cash or card, waiting for your food) from ordering food from your favorite food truck.
We take your car to get an oil change, so you don't have to. We offer background-checked drivers, service from local and trusted oil change locations, quick and reliable service, and an online tool to place and track your order from start to finish. We just launched and are currently offering services to the Austin area.
Gopuff is the go-to solution for immediate everyday needs, fulfilling customer orders of cleaning and home products, over-the-counter medications, baby and pet products, food and drinks, and in some markets, alcohol – in just minutes. With micro-fulfillment centers in every market it serves, the company delivers thousands of products quickly for a flat $2.95 delivery charge. Gopuff is open 24/7 in many markets and late-night everywhere else to bring customers what they need when they need it most. Gopuff was founded in 2013 by co-CEOs Rafael Ilishayev and Yakir Gola when they were college students at Drexel University. The Philadelphia-based company now operates more than 600 micro-fulfillment centers in more than 1000 markets across the United States, including Chicago and its suburbs. It has raised more than $3.4B in funding.
