Technology

Cynthia Garza-Reyes, deputy city manager for the City of Pharr, gives an in-depth interview about Pharr Connect.

Commentary from Jorge Cardenas, chief information officer for the City of Brownsville.

More than 1,200 residential and business locations in San Juan are now enjoying high speed fiber thanks to AT&T. Further infrastructure investment is to follow, officials say.

Commentary from the chief information officer for the City of Brownsville.

In a speech on the Senate floor, US Sen. John Cornyn hails CHIPS Act successes and Texas' semiconductor boom.

The annual International Space Development Conference is the flagship event for National Space Society.

The Rio Grande Valley cannot afford to sit on the sidelines, says Dr. Joanne Wang, who spoke at an event hosted by the Greater Brownsville Economic Development Corporation.

The Smart City Innovation: AI Solutions Transforming South Texas conference was a big success, writes Brownsville CIO Jorge Cardenas.

The Perryman Group has analyzed dozens of data center initiatives. The company's president, M. Ray Perryman, discusses the findings.

The City of Brownsville's chief information officer is disappointed there was not a regional bid for state broadband dollars.

Cameron County Judge Eddie Treviño, Jr., is pleased the City of Brownsville secured $22 million from the state for fiber optic expansion.

Willacy County Judge Aurelio Guerra is negotiating with Soluna Holdings, which is building a data center in the southeast corner of the county.

The City of Brownsville's chief information officer discusses broadband, AI, and smart cities.

Commentary from Andy Garcia, president and CEO of Allied Consulting Group.

The international perishables trade is an $850 billion market, and Harva wants to build its business and financial operating system.

Commentary from Doug Kelly, CEO of the American Edge Project.

Funding came through a $1.2 million grant secured by Brownsville Community Improvement Corporation.

An interview with the CEO and co-founder of Harva (formerly known as Supply Pay).

Pharr City Commission takes public testimony on its blazing fast fiber optic service, Pharr Connect.

The City of Brownsville has put years of planning and investment into the city’s digital infrastructure, says interim city manager Alan Guard.

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