Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones tapped a new 11‑member advisory group — led by Port San Antonio’s CEO — to pitch AI, biotech and space manufacturing to the city. The panel will advise on projects and may feed into future bond planning.

Federal grants and DoD partnerships have pushed Texas A&M‑San Antonio into a growing cybersecurity hub, with ABET accreditation and tangible student placements.

A Texas State/X‑Bow plan to static‑test solid rocket motors at Freeman Ranch has neighbors and conservationists warning the Edwards Aquifer could be at risk. University officials say safeguards are planned.

UTSA researchers and maintainers warn AI-generated code is hallucinating package names, creating a predictable new supply-chain attack dubbed “slopsquatting.”

A San Antonio nonprofit launched a bus-sized leukapheresis unit to collect immune cells for cell therapies, aiming to cut travel burdens for South Texas patients.

Austin approved a jobs‑based incentive for South Korea’s 3billion to open a 12,994‑sq‑ft genetic testing lab, promising about 200 jobs and capacity for 50,000 tests a year.

ERCOT's new 'batch' interconnection plan could put about 8.2 GW of approved data‑center load back under review, forcing clearer timelines and staged commitments.

Texas Governor Abbott expands the ban on state use of certain technologies to protect against espionage and data theft, particularly from China-related entities, in collaboration with the TXCC.

UH researchers found that swapping the drug on an antibody‑drug conjugate restored tumor control in preclinical breast‑cancer models. The results were presented at SABCS.

Five Dallas lawsuits accuse Texas chipmakers and a distributor of allowing U.S. components to be diverted into weapons used against Ukrainian civilians, and they seek damages and injunctive relief.

Prime Air drones began one-hour deliveries in San Antonio from Amazon's East Side hub, carrying lightweight items while regulators and neighbors weigh the trade-offs.

UT Austin and UTSA students used supercomputers and orbit‑based models to show Segue 1 may host a ~450,000‑solar‑mass black hole — upending assumptions about dark matter in tiny galaxies.

Retired Vice Adm. T.J. White is leading Texas Cyber Command from UTSA and centering the agency on hands‑on training to build a Texas cyber workforce.