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Tampa, Florida tech company Deepwatch relocates HQ to California
A cybersecurity company that was founded in Tampa has moved its headquarters to California.
TAMPA, Fla. — A Tampa-founded cybersecurity company has relocated its corporate headquarters to California.
Deepwatch announced the move Tuesday, touting its move to Silicon Valley and its growth “from coast to coast.” The company, which held a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the new headquarters Tuesday morning, still plans to keep “strong operational roots” in Tampa, according to a press release.
The release said the move is a “calculated investment” for Deepwatch to have a presence on both coasts and combine the Tampa office’s operations with innovation in Silicon Valley.
Deepwatch specializes in AI-driven cybersecurity operations. The company was founded in 2019, according to Crunchbase. It’s not yet clear how many employees are heading to the company’s new headquarters in California.