Phoenix rises to No. 16 in CBRE’s 2022 Tech Talent Report
Phoenix ranks No. 16 overall in CBRE’s 2022 Scoring Tech Talent report as North American tech-talent employment bounced back from the pandemic to post job gains across most top markets…
Phoenix ranks No. 16 overall in CBRE’s 2022 Scoring Tech Talent report as North American tech-talent employment bounced back from the pandemic to post job gains across most top markets…
Rick Cox, president of Patriot Consulting, is a busy man these days. “My responsibilities include leading the sales organization and managing our partner relationships,” Cox says. “Most importantly, I have…
One of the lasting effects of the pandemic has been the acceleration of technological adoption. What once was a benefit only available to a few positions, platforms such as Zoom…
In case you’ve been pondering about a lithium battery, but are not really sure, this post might get you some sort of clarity for sure. There are certain things that…
FLAGSTAFF – A team of Northern Arizona University engineering students and professors has created a smart bike technology sensor that connects to a bicycle to detect dips and jolts in…
Diamond Age, a full-stack robotics startup that is automating new home construction to make home ownership more affordable, raised a $50 million Series A round led by Prime Movers Lab. Seed investors…
Digital Air Strike, the leading consumer engagement and customer experience (CX) technology and services company, today announced a new technology platform to improve consumer communication with dealerships, OEMs, and lenders…
The field of microelectronics plays a macro-sized role in our lives. It’s responsible for the tiny brains — microchips — that power most electronic things these days: familiar technology like…
Building on resilience from the initial response to the COVID-19 crisis, the 13th annual “Deloitte Tech Trends Report” finds that pioneering organizations are continuing to challenge orthodoxies by automating, abstracting and…
Earlier this month, Facebook announced that it will soon shut down facial recognition software on its platforms — effectively removing the facial recognition templates of more than a billion Facebook users. The software…
Beginning Wednesday, more than 35,000 Wildcats will be able to order their favorite foods from on-campus dining locations – including IQ Fresh, Einstein Bros Bagels, On Deck Deli and Sabor…
The Phoenix City Council voted on Sept. 15 to approve an additional $10 million in funding toward the expansion of wireless networks for underserved communities in efforts to close the…