Arizona Technology News

The two data centers -- the first phase of the project that will eventually eight data centers -- is expected to be completed by the fourth quarter of 2019.

The Federal Communications Commission has approved a priority filing window for tribes to obtain licenses that could boost internet service in rural communities.

The Mesa City Council has given internet powerhouse Google a thumbs-up on a development agreement to build a large data center within five years.

A partnership between autonomous vehicle company Waymo and ride-sharing company Lyft launched in the Phoenix area Thursday. 

Chandler and self-driving vehicle developer Waymo have taken their relationship to the next level, committing to a yearlong program involving dozens of city employees and the ride-hailing service.

Saint Holdings, LLC announced plans to launch a 640-acre data center in Pinal County dedicated to tech-forward businesses endeavors.

The Greater Phoenix Economic Council launched a campaign this week to sway disenchanted Californians and their businesses toward the Valley.

Raytheon and United Technologies will join to create a massive aerospace and defense company in a sector that is already rapidly consolidating.

A partnership between a Phoenix government office and the makers of a traffic app should provide fast response to storm-related emergencies, with the help of everyday drivers.

A self-driving truck startup based in Arizona has landed a trial run delivering mail for the U.S. Postal Service between Phoenix and Dallas, Texas.