The Ministry of Commerce, Supplies and Consumer Protection can now enforce ICT minimum standards on business platforms under ...

As lawmakers prepare for the 2026 legislative session, many have pre-filed bills with hopes that they can push them through ...

The network of civil engineering firm Équipe Laurence is expanding With seven RCM's and 89 municipalities in the ...

Bill Fincher, Muhammad Akbar Ali, and Eric Gisler are among the new lawmakers who will join the Georgia Legislature in 2026, ...

If the robots don't always give a totally accurate representation of where commercial deployment is at the moment, they do ...

A group of nine Republican U.S. lawmakers has formally urged the Pentagon to expand its list of Chinese companies accused of supporting China’s military, intensifying scrutiny of Beijing-linked ...

On Thursday afternoon in New York City, I sat down with Flock Safety CEO Garrett Langley. We met to discuss the company’s expansion from making cameras for reading license plates to building drones ...

The defense and cybersecurity firm plans to create up to 800 jobs at the new location by 2031. Eccalon will invest at least $71 million into the site, supported by a $10 million state grant. The new ...

Taiwan–US defense cooperation is taking a significant step forward as leading American defense technology firms move to establish local operations and supply chains in Taiwan. These developments could ...

The United States on Tuesday lashed out at the European Union for discriminating against, harassing, and treating American companies unfairly, especially the Big Tech firms like Google (GOOG) (GOOGL), ...

Three Senate Democrats said Tuesday that they are investigating the impact of data centers on consumer electricity bills amid concerns that the expansion of energy-hungry artificial intelligence (AI) ...

Meanwhile, Tech slipped three spots to No. 19 in the USA TODAY Sports Coaches Poll. The Red Raiders currently sit at No. 23 in the KenPom ratings and No. 25 in the NCAA NET rankings. Texas Tech now ...