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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.
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How San Antonio researchers played a key role in President Donald Trump’s experimental COVID-19 treatment
Before Regeneron’s experimental drug for combatting COVID-19 was given to President Trump, the medication was tested on animals in SA.
San Antonio schools are doubling down on cybersecurity education
Over the last few years, San Antonio has seen in increase in the number of cybersecurity programs going online.
Beyond the classroom: What’s being done to help all San Antonians connect to the internet
While the City and its partners work toward a long-term digital divide solution, several initiatives strive to get all San Antonians online.
How the coronavirus is causing San Antonio companies to rethink office space
While the pandemic has pushed some companies to get rid of office space, others are investing in more real estate to spread out employees.
Here’s how local tech leaders see TikTok’s impending ban from the U.S. market
Starting Sunday Americans will no longer be able to download TikTok or WeChat. Local tech leaders are worried about the move’s broader implications.
Waiting for long-term solutions, Southside ISD plugs digital divide with Wi-Fi buses and hotspots
In rural school districts such as Southside ISD, where Wi-Fi buses connect students to the virtual classroom, the digital divide is stark.
A germ-cleaning robot is sanitizing San Antonio’s airport
The San Antonio International airport has taken an extra step to help make its employees and travelers safer by purchasing a Xenex germ-zapping robot.
How explicit ads popped up on a local elementary student’s school-issued laptop
A viral social media post has parents in San Antonio’s largest school district asking what educators are doing to secure students’ digital devices
Rackspace raises $500M as company chips away at billions in debt
Rackspace has successfully raised $507 million in its earliest round of buying back shares to go toward paying off its outstanding bond debt.
Technical difficulties plague school districts’ online learning platforms as students return to school
Students in Bexar County’s largest school district had trouble logging on to online instruction platforms on the first day of school.
Port SA board OKs design, construction of innovation center
Port San Antonio’s board approved the design and construction of the campus’ highly anticipated innovation center Thursday afternoon.
Rackspace offers to purchase up to $600M of its debt
Rackspace Technology is making moves to reduce its obligations on millions of dollars in debt.
