AT LEAST SOMEONE'S MAKING MONEY

This morning, we snapped this of the Centergy Building in midtown, where tenant QCept Technologies has plenty to celebrate today. The company, which makes wafer inspection technology for the semiconductor industry (that makes us hungry even though it shouldn't), announced a $10.4 million round of funding this week. Investors include Pittco Capital Partners, Imlay Investments, Jackson Capital Partners, and KT Venture Group. QCept has about 7K SF of office space at Centergy, adjacent to Georgia Tech's Tech Square.

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