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Rackspace ‘transformed’: How San Antonio’s biggest tech firm refined its business model to stay relevant
After years of restructuring and refining its business model, Rackspace Technology now rides the wave of so-called multicloud.
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VIA to test new technology to keep visually impaired riders up-to-date on routes
VIA plans to launch a six-month pilot program to test run a new app that helps visually impaired riders navigate its system.
‘Supercomputer? It’s a mega-computer.’ UTSA upgrades computing power with help from Dell.
UTSA researchers are wielding the system’s staggering power for everything from wildfire simulations to modeling the spread of the pandemic.
The City is embarking on an effort to close the digital divide. But the project’s future remains uncertain.
City officials would like to expand a digital inclusion initiative to bring internet to K-12 students. However, major challenges still loom.
City nears deal to create one-stop digital shop for resident input
City staff seeks a digital platform where San Antonio residents can contact any department they need, all in one place.
Latest Xenex disinfecting robot boasts ability to destroy coronavirus faster
San Antonio’s Xenex has unveiled a new and improved version of a germ-zapping robot that promises to disinfect rooms more efficiently.
New app shows COVID-19 test sites with the shortest wait times
A new, free app from Irys allows San Antonio residents to find nearby COVID-19 testing sites and expected wait times.
SwRI secures contracts to test building materials for military, maintain T-38 aircraft
SwRI announced it has received a $4.5 million contract from the U.S. Department of Defense to test how materials behave under impacts.
Aiming to build high-tech ‘workforce pipeline,’ UTSA and Port San Antonio sign 5-year pact
UTSA and Port San Antonio officials agreed to a five-year partnership in hopes of creating a workforce pipeline for the future.
San Antonio readies pilot programs using ‘smart’ streetlights and traffic signals
From streetlights that can sense air quality to stoplights that automatically adjust for traffic, streets are about to get “smarter.”
San Antonio gamers lament cancellation of PAX South 2021
PAX South organizers announced PAX South will not take place in January 2021 and said they look forward to returning in 2022.
Why San Antonio leaders think the city has a shot at landing the Space Command
When the Air Force announced Port San Antonio was among six finalists to house the Space Command, it was the news the city’s leaders had been working toward.
UTSA launches new cybersecurity institute aimed at aiding US manufacturers
UTSA formally launched the Cybersecurity Manufacturing Innovation Institute (CyManII) Thursday during a virtual livestreamed event.
