SDG&E unveils four advanced microgrids in San Diego that enhance grid resilience and utilize remote management to maintain power during outages and peak demand times.

MIT researchers have developed a test to predict how heart attack patients will respond to ventricular assist devices, potentially preventing cardiac imbalance complications.

The Texas Workforce Commission celebrates CTE month, highlighting the role of technical education in job training and career readiness, and promotes programs like Dual Credit and JET.

Intuitive Machines delays its moon landing mission due to propellant loading issues, with a rescheduled launch set for Thursday from Kennedy Space Center.

A study finds that Southeast Asian wildfire smoke causes substantial psychological harm, especially when it originates from neighboring countries. Researchers used sentiment analysis on tweets to assess the public's mood.

Super Micro Computer has purchased the former Fry's Electronics site in San Jose for $80 million in cash, potentially transforming it into a tech hub.

Jeff Bezos relocates from Seattle to Miami, which could potentially save him over $600 million in capital gains taxes with his upcoming sale of 50 million Amazon shares.

A study suggests the U.S. had 1.2 million excess deaths due to natural causes during the first 30 months of the pandemic, higher than reported COVID-19 deaths.

The City of Seattle's Technology Access and Adoption Study reveals progress in home internet access, yet disparities persist for non-English speakers and underserved communities.

Harvard researchers explore the "social microbiome," highlighting how microbes are shared through human interactions and may affect health and disease transmission.

MIT researchers develop StreamingLLM, an AI method allowing chatbots to sustain long conversations without system degradation or crashing, overcoming previous memory overflow issues.

Gilead Sciences is acquiring CymaBay Therapeutics for $4.3 billion, enhancing its liver disease portfolio with seladelpar, a drug for primary biliary cholangitis.

Detroit has launched the first eight Certified Tech Hubs, providing residents with free Wi-Fi, digital tools, and literacy training to bridge the digital divide.