o9 Solutions says SAP and three former executives misappropriated thousands of internal files to accelerate rival products; the Dallas firm is seeking injunctions and damages in federal court.

Illinois state agencies warn residents of increased cyber scams during the holidays and provide tips for safe online shopping, emphasizing the importance of verifying links, reading reviews, using credit cards, and monitoring financial activities.

University of Cincinnati alum Matthew Terry created an AI tool, Suade, to improve telemarketers' success rates by providing real-time advice during calls.

Three ORNL researchers were named Corporate Fellows for their significant contributions to scientific research and mentorship.

Rancho Cordova partners with tech firms like NVIDIA to foster a tech-driven community with access to AI and robotics, benefiting education and local innovation.

The NYC DEP launched an app, "NYC Noise," allowing residents to measure and report noise pollution in the city, aiding enforcement of sound regulations.

Plan A Games is setting up an engineering team in New Orleans to develop a data analytics platform, promising to create high-skill jobs and reinforce the city's tech industry standing.

State grants steer more than $120M to Houston hospitals, startups and prevention programs in CPRIT's latest round.

Personalized algorithms may narrow perspectives and foster overconfidence in incorrect information, according to a study led by Giwon Bahg, suggesting a distorted view of reality.

University of Cincinnati Cancer Center study advances understanding of pancreatic cancer resistance to KRAS inhibitor treatments, exploring EGFR's role in this process.

The Oak Ridge National Laboratory highlights the Center for Bioenergy Innovation's ECD program that helps develop scientific leaders through research opportunities and collaboration across institutions, with a focus on advancing the bioeconomy.

ORNL researchers Sarah Szakas and Hunter Andrews were named top young analytical scientists, recognized for their contributions to spectrometric techniques and analysis.

Waymo is authorized to test autonomous vehicles in new areas of California, with plans to expand to San Diego by 2026, though still requiring approval to carry passengers.