Researchers at UC San Diego and Texas A&M University developed EdgeRIC, an AI platform to improve internet performance on cellular networks by adjusting resource distribution in real-time.

Research links illicit fentanyl use with higher hepatitis C risk among drug users in San Diego and Tijuana, with the need for better testing and treatment access emphasized.

UC San Diego researchers developed a non-invasive device for early detection of sepsis by monitoring nervous system activity, potentially improving survival rates.

UC San Diego researchers developed a firmware update that masks a device's Bluetooth fingerprint to improve privacy, making tracking by even advanced attackers difficult.

UC San Diego Health is the first in the county to offer a new gene therapy, Adstiladrin, for non-muscle-invasive bladder cancer resistant to traditional treatments.

San Diego Police and LGBTQ leaders support the installation of Smart Streetlights and ALPR tech in Hillcrest for heightened security ahead of the Pride Parade amidst rising hate crimes.

San Diego debuts My eCISO, an AI tool for enhancing cybersecurity in local businesses, particularly small ones, with resources akin to a digital Chief Information Security Officer.

Qualcomm settles a shareholder lawsuit for $75 million over allegations of anti-competitive sales and licensing practices, with the settlement pending court approval.

The FDA approves a clinical trial for UC San Diego's innovative brain activity recording device, PtNRGrid, which may revolutionize neurosurgery with its 1,024 ECoG sensors.

UC San Diego School of Medicine is developing an AI to predict opioid addiction risk, funded by Wellcome Leap's "Untangling and Addiction" program, using EHR and genomic data to prevent addiction.

Takeda Pharmaceutical closes its San Diego research center, impacting 324 workers who face relocation or layoffs amid company restructuring focused on late-stage drug development.

i-NETT announces a new IT program to help protect nonprofits in San Diego from cybercrime and doxing. The initiative includes Microsoft products, PR advice, and assistance with donation solicitation, all free of charge.

UC San Diego Health integrates AI into its Epic Systems electronic health record to handle patient messages, easing doctors' cognitive load without reducing response times.