The AI-native data company, which closed a $17 million Series A last year, says the new funding will accelerate development of its “agentic data control plane” for en...
The Spears Institute’s new global ambassador told founders that infrastructure is what lets creativity scale. The event continues through Thursday with more than 40 ses...
The fuel was made from waste carbon dioxide and renewable electricity at Infinium’s Corpus Christi plant, then delivered into the common tanks at Corpus Christi Interna...
The Pittsburgh-based company has signed agreements with two carriers that add more driverless capacity on the Dallas-Laredo corridor.
Since rolling out the service in Dallas in February, Waymo has autonomously chauffeured some 150,000 customers. The company also is testing at Dallas Love Field and prepa...
The Dallas-based foundation is partnering with New York City worker advocacy nonprofit Lift Our Voices on the free Agentic AI Academy, a five-day pilot for community college learners.
The North Texas technology organization will induct Pinnacle Group’s Nina Vaca into its Hall of Fame and name BRIX Holdings’ Sherif Mityas its Corporate CEO honoree at its 26th annual gala Aug. 28 in Plano. It also announced finalists across 10 other categories.
New York-based Veritas Capital has agreed to buy the environmental, engineering and science consulting firm from private equity owner Oak Hill Capital. Oak Hill will reinvest in Trinity and stay on as a minority shareholder, and Trinity President and CEO Paul Greywall will continue to lead the company.
The California-based company’s 45,000-square-foot lease at Alliance Air Trade Center in Haslet is the first significant North Texas presence for the electric air taxi maker. Joby says it will test flights across Dallas-Fort Worth in September under the Federal Aviation Administration’s eVTOL Integration Pilot Program.
Global CTO Pete Emminger, the fifth senior executive Diversified has hired in 10 months, told Dallas Innovates the Plano-based audiovisual and broadcast integrator plans to invest additional resources in North Texas as broadcast-grade engineering requirements move into corporate offices, stores and stadiums.
The Dallas-based insurance innovator has created ‘a sandbox to experiment’ with AI-native product development separate from the regulated infrastructure on which top carriers depend.