Goodyear equips garbage trucks with thermal cameras to prevent fires caused by discarded lithium-ion batteries, alerting drivers to high temperatures.

Ancestry acquires iMemories to digitize and add user-generated visual content to its genealogy services, enhancing AI-powered storytelling and user experience.

Lucid Group partners with mineral companies to secure U.S. battery supply chain, forming the MINAC coalition aimed at domestic sourcing of battery materials for EV production.

The Arizona Diamondbacks introduced a tactile broadcasting device at Chase Field to help blind and low-vision fans experience the game through vibrations.

Coconino County placed in the Top 10 digital counties for the sixth year, recognized for tech achievements like cybersecurity and broadband expansion.

Amazon reports success with its drone delivery service in Tolleson, Arizona, with plans to expand into the broader Phoenix area. The service offers swift deliveries with a fee, and new drones can handle diverse weather conditions.

WeRIDE Microtransit in Peoria is expanding its service area to improve neighborhood connectivity starting July 1, with fares from $1 and user-friendly features like an app for payments and scheduling.

A rapid test developed by Mayo Clinic and ASU for valley fever can deliver results in minutes, a significant improvement over the traditional 23-day diagnosis time.

SoftBank plans a $1 trillion AI and robotics hub in Arizona and may partner with TSMC and tech firms. U.S. tax breaks are discussed; details on TSMC's role and official statements are pending.

Arizona Corporation Commission explores nuclear energy's role in meeting the state's growing energy demands through workshops focused on educating stakeholders and the public.

Amazon has begun drone deliveries in Tolleson, Arizona, offering sub-hour delivery for items up to five pounds within a seven-mile radius of its fulfillment center.

NASA's HALO module, vital for the Artemis program, has arrived in Arizona for final outfitting with life support and other systems before joining the Gateway lunar outpost.

The former Phoenix chapter of Girls in Tech has become TechWomenAZ and joined Google's Women Techmakers program. Phoenix Group is also rebranding to unify its consumer brands and emphasize its purpose-led business approach.