Brownsville's chief information officer, Jorge Cardenas, discusses a $21.9 grant for fiber infrastructure.
The director of the Rio Grande Valley Broadband Coalition sends a letter to the Texas Broadband Development Office.
Funding comes from the Texas Broadband Development Office's Texas Middle Mile program.
WiFi on the City of Elsa's tower will provide internet service within an 8-mile radius.
Brownsville's chief information officer invites city leaders to attend his "Smart City Innovation: AI Solutions Transforming South Texas" event.
Commentary from Elsa Mayor Al Perez ahead of the unveiling of the City of Elsa's new partnership with VTX1.
The potential of the Rio Grande Valley is enormous if its business owners and entrepreneurs fully embrace AI, says Harva CEO.
The Smart City Innovation: AI Solutions Transforming South Texas conference takes place at the Brownsville Events Center on May 6.
City of Brownsville CIO Jorge Cardenas says there's a World Cup connection to the workshop.
The City of Brownsville has applied for a grant that would allow it to expand service to Los Indios, San Benito, Bayview, Port Isabel, and South Padre Island.
Harva seeks to modernize how perishable goods companies run their operations and access capital. It is based in the Rio Grande Valley.
Commentary from Jorge Cardenas, chief information officer for the City of Brownsville.
The first meeting was held at the Pharr Global Business Hub. Andy Garcia, founder of STX Data & AI Network, said Pharr can become the tech hub of the Rio Grande Valley.
An interview with the general manager of Fast Port.
Commentary from Andy Garcia, president and CEO of Allied Consulting Group.
Writer and researcher María Cristina Rosas examines why Germans are resistant to accessing government records online.
Attendees learned of innovative projects currently happening in the Rio Grande Valley.
At an RGV Partnership event, Willacy County Judge Aurelio Guerra says he has to brag about the Soluna green data center project.
Strategic partnership to accelerate deployment of clean computing infrastructure for AI.
Albany, New York-based Soluna is building a $50 million facility, called Project Kati, along FM 1420.