Chandler looks at $600M Intel bond request
By Mike Sunnucks | Rose Law Group Reporter The Chandler City Council will look at a new $600 million bond package for the expansion of
By Mike Sunnucks | Rose Law Group Reporter The Chandler City Council will look at a new $600 million bond package for the expansion of
By Rofida Khairalla | Coolidge Examiner Hydrogen electric and electric vehicle manufacturer Nikola Motor Company revealed the latest addition to its product line on Monday
AZBigMedia The definition of a smart city essentially describes a city comprised of a more connective infrastructure. It means that data and technology are utilized
By Eric Hill | Rose Law Group attorney working in the fields of automotive investment and renewable energy The holidays are over, but for car enthusiasts,
By Miles Wilson and Dylan McKim | Cronkite News MARICOPA – Farmers for decades have used huge machines to plant, grow and harvest their crops,
New documents and interviews reveal how time after time, the e-commerce giant put speed, profit, and explosive growth before public safety By Ken Bensinger, Caroline
By Jeff John Roberts | FORTUNE A new state law that goes into effect this year has major national implications for businesses and consumers. THIS
By Rofida Khairalla | Maricopa Monitor Nikola Motor Company has announced that the battery cell technology it plans to implement in its electric vehicles could
By Patrick Groves, Government Technology | Governing The winners of this year’s Digital Cities Survey from the Center for Digital Government are those making smart
By David Wichner | Arizona Daily Star Aerospace giant Boeing Co. is planning to land manned space capsules being developed for NASA on a vast
By Kaveh Waddell | Axios A predicted wave of new jobs in the drone industry may spread beyond the usual tech hotbeds, attached not just
By Jennifer A. Kingson, Kia Kokalitcheva | Axios A landmark privacy law in California, which kicks in Jan. 1, will give Golden State residents the
NASA sees Orion as key to deep-space exploration, part of path to Mars By Judith Kohler | The Denver Post Lockheed Martin has won a
By Mike Sunnucks | Rose Law Group Reporter CenturyLink is expanding its network infrastructure and technology footprint in Mesa’s Gateway Airport area as the East
By Sara Fischer | Axios Tech companies are ramping up efforts to support news companies as they face pressure to elevate quality news and information
By Marisa Fernandez Axios College students may soon have to share their campus sidewalks with thousands of 6-wheeled robots ready to deliver their dinners. Driving
In an age of information overload, it’s important to find ways to resist the brain’s difficulty in separating fact from falsehood By Gary Marcus and
Will the rise of virtual beings be the next step in the human quest for immortality? By Peter Holley | The Washington Post When Andrew Kaplan
Court okays class action against Facebook over facial recognition software By Jerod MacDonald-Evoy | Arizona Mirror A recent 9th Circuit Court of Appeals ruling on
By Steve LeVine | Axios In 2013, two young Oxford University researchers ignited a provocative debate with a landmark forecast that 47% of U.S. jobs
By Alejandro De La Garza | TIME With glass interior walls, exposed plumbing and a staff of young researchers dressed like Urban Outfitters models, New
By Ray Stern| Phoenix New Times Arizona State University and Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin company claim they’ll put a payload on the moon by 2024.
By Howard Fischer | Capitol Media Services via PinalCentral A new federal court ruling coupled with a provision in the state constitution could give Arizonans
The type of biohackers currently gaining the most notoriety are the ones who experiment on their bodies with the hope of “upgrading” or “optimizing” their
By Nitasha Tiku | Wired On a bright Monday in January 2017, at 2:30 in the afternoon, about a thousand Google employees—horrified, alarmed, and a
The mathematics of distributed systems suggests that meetings might be better By Cal Newport | The New Yorker The walls of the Central Intelligence Agency’s
By Jerod MacDonald-Evoy | Arizona Mirror Hackers and tech enthusiasts are gathering in the Nevada desert this week for a conference where new vulnerabilities in
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By Jakob Thorington | State Affairs The chairman of the Joint Legislative Audit Committee said Monday it may be time to allow the State Land
By Charles Borla , Gabriela Rico | Tucson.com A “middle housing” plan supported by city staffers is set to alter the type of housing that
By Howard Fischer | Arizona Capitol Times Key Points: It probably comes as no surprise, but once again the fastest-growing communities in Arizona are on