Artesian Builds
Artesian Builds (founded in 2018) is a computer building company based in the San Francisco, California area. The CEO and one of the founding members of Artesian Builds is Noah Katz.[1] The company focuses on computer hardware, 3D printing, research and design, PC building, sales networks, hardware retail, data-center consulting, and blockchain solutions. [2]
Artesian Builds is most known for its high-end custom computers and live streaming these solutions. These computers may have a variety of different options like UV printing, glass etching, custom vinyl wraps, custom water loops, uniquely built cases, and unique features to the builds themselves that are not mentioned.[3][1] Most builds done by this company are streamed live on Twitch on their channel https://twitch.tv/artesianbuilds. [3]
History of Artesian Builds
Artesian Builds began as Artesian with a focus of 3D printing props for video games. With a need for highly detailed precision work, the need for computers that could handle that level of precision. This led to selling computers in 2017.[1] Incorporating in 2018 as Artesian Builds with most of its growth occurring in 2020 and 2021.
Social Media
Twitch
Artesian Builds has a high social media presence within the Twitch communities and streams the builds live at artesianbuilds Twitch. The builders as well as the CEO, Noah Katz build on stream and answer questions live. This interactive situation has created a community of 259k plus followers as of December 13, 2021.[4] The interactive environment allows for live interactions with their customers, as well as, other individuals in which may just want to know more about the technology that goes into these streams.
YouTube
Artesian Builds has a YouTube channel with a subscriber count of 24.5K as of December 13th, 2021. Artesian Builds YouTube channel focuses on highlights of previous builds for company partners or unique builds, tech reviews, and tech news.[5]
Artesian Builds has a Twitter account which highlights their Partner and Ambassador programs and the builds in which revolve around those partnerships. This also highlights their Twitch and YouTube presence within the social media world. The Artesian Builds Twitter account has a following of 230.1K Followers as of 12/13/2021.[6]
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 https://companyweek.com/article/artesian
- ↑ "Artesian Builds LinkedIn". LinkedIn. Archived from the original on
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- ↑ artesianbuilds - Twitch, retrieved 2021-12-14
- ↑ "Artesian Builds - YouTube". www.youtube.com. Retrieved 2021-12-14.
- ↑ "https://twitter.com/artesianbuilds". Twitter. Retrieved 2021-12-14. External link in
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