Austin's 12,000-plus women tech workers have adjusted median earnings of about $99,500, yet still trail male peers by a fifth.

Avant South hits Tech Square next week with a $20M supercomputer, NVIDIA judge and a Dickens-Dallas Austin keynote on AI and music.

Tenured MIT faculty have decorated eight cameras across campus with rhinestones and googly eyes, calling it their fifth protest session.

The University of Delaware will lead a five-school effort pairing AI with physical therapy, backed by a five-year federal award.

Gerardo Rodriguez Salazar says a bilingual Northwestern clinic helped him survive after a terminal diagnosis and removed his colostomy bag.

Kennedy says AI chatbots can free Americans from “medical tyranny.” Grassroots allies and doctors aren't buying it.

Oak, a San Francisco identity startup that raised $60 million, just named Bobby Ford to chair its advisory board.

The Type 01 hits 62 mph in 3.2 seconds, but Jaguar still hasn't shaken its infamous 2024 rebrand backlash.

UH Minoff Health Center's nearly $10 million expansion adds infusion bays and a CT simulator for faster cancer care in Orange Village.

The San Jose wearable-sensor maker joins iRhythm's Zio platform, aiming at a $1 billion telemetry market.

Chandler-Gilbert Community College's new Future48 center trains up to 1,000 students a year on the old Williams Air Force Base site.

Spot units could soon pick up cigarette butts and patrol parking garages as Bedrock eyes a citywide robot fleet.

Students and alumni signed a steel beam for the new College of STEM building, the biggest project in the HBCU's 169-year history.