The Arizona Technology Council's 12th AADM Conference in Tucson brought together 220+ industry professionals to discuss the regional aerospace, defense, aviation, and manufacturing sectors.

Cochise County's IT systems experienced disruption from a faulty CrowdStrike update, but election systems were unaffected, as confirmed by the county and an elections systems vendor, ES&S.

A cybersecurity update from CrowdStrike unintentionally caused global service disruptions, affecting businesses, airports, and emergency services, and prompting a review of reliance on technology.

Marro Technologies, a Tucson-based startup, streamlines software expenses for businesses by tracking actual software usage to reduce unnecessary licensing costs, with successful client impact and $2.1 million in revenue.

The groundbreaking for the International Dark Sky Discovery Center in Fountain Hills, Arizona, coincides with a total solar eclipse, marking an ambitious project for astronomical exploration.

Arizona hosts an event to attract investments in the semiconductor, aerospace, defense, and energy sectors, showcasing local initiatives and economic opportunities to global business leaders.

SpaceX successfully launched its Falcon 9 rocket from Vandenberg Space Force Base, adding 20 Starlink satellites to its constellation. The booster landed on a droneship post-launch.

The Navajo Nation is expanding its solar energy initiatives to provide more sustainable power options and connect remote homes to the grid, with ongoing projects and collaborations.

Chandler's Brooks Crossing Park is set for a $2 million upgrade, including a new pickleball court, LED lighting, modern playground, and more, as decided by the City Council and community input.

The Chino Valley Town Council seeks public input on code amendments for the use of metal storage containers on properties through open houses and email feedback.

Australian company Arizona Lithium Ltd. opens a Lithium Research Center in Tempe, Arizona to advance lithium extraction and processing, aiding the local battery manufacturing industry and mining operations.

Tempe, Arizona is recognized by the EPA as a Green Power Partner for its commitment to sustainability and use of renewable energy, aspiring to reach 100% renewable energy by 2035.

Electric bikes in Arizona must comply with specific criteria to be classified as such, with different rules for models not meeting these requirements, including licensing and registration obligations.