Abel Rodriguez
Staff Reporter at Built In
Expertise: Tech reporting
Education: Dominican University

Abel Rodriguez is a Built In staff reporter. Prior to joining Built In, he was a community reporter for Cicero Independiente. His work has also appeared in various Chicago nonprofit newsrooms including Injustice Watch and Borderless as well as in national publications such as Forbes, CNN and The Latin Times

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Drone flies over mountain.
These drone companies are developing aerial tech for use in commercial and defense industries.
Clock tower in Raipur.
Located in central India, Raipur has a long history of industrial manufacturing but is slowly developing a close-knit tech community.
Berlin skyline.
Berlin is a major hub for fintech, e-commerce and B2B tech companies.
Conceptual image of a person's hand. A lightbulb floats above it.
These visionaries are shaping the AI industry with generative models, AI agents and automation systems.
Kuala Lampur skyline.
Malaysia is quickly becoming a hub for companies looking to advance their deep tech capabilities.
Biotech reseacher sits at a desk looking into a laboratory microscope.
Kolkata’s biotech companies develop pharmaceutical and bio-argicutltural products used throughout India.
Perth skyline.
Perth is essential to Australia’s tech industry, housing global enterprises and local startups alike.
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These aerospace companies have provided significant contributions to world governments and other projects like the International Space Station.
Birmingham canal line.
These IT companies provide enterprise solutions, and many are pivoting to focus on AI.
Two IT workers chat about code.
These IT employers range from global organizations that work with world governments to local firms that provide custom software solutions.
Couple plans retirement investments.
These companies provide digital platforms, low-cost investment assets and much more.
Lab staff works on new pharma product.
Many of Brazil’s pharmaceutical companies have expanded internationally and develop both prescription and over-the-counter medications.