Cachengo Changes Leadership
From the Nov 11, 2025 e-EditionHUNTINGDON — Cachengo, an edge-computing company based in Huntingdon, Tenn., has made a leadership change.
Details about the changes to the company are not yet available; however, the company has stated that Young, a resident of Huntingdon, is no longer with the company.
The company developed rent-a-node technology that operated faster and consumed less energy.
Cachengo holds titles to more than 20 land deeds in Carroll County, including the former hospital building in McKenzie, the former Holancin medical clinic, and the former Tommy’s Carpet building, all in McKenzie.
The company also held the deeds to property along Lexington Street in Huntingdon, including the former Bethel University in-line skating rink (Huntingdon Produce) building.
For information on the company, visit https://cachengo.com.
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