Arizona Technology News

Swedish electric vehicle company Polestar announced Monday that Courtesy Automotive Group will receive its first franchise in Arizona.

The city of Tempe partnered with the Valley's largest electricity provider to expand the amount of electric vehicle charging stations at Tempe Public Library.

Nowadays, you can't go online or turn on the news without hearing about the control Big Tech has on our lives — and the growing resentment around it.

The Phoenix area's largest electricity provider is inviting qualifying local nonprofits to apply until July 18 for the chance to receive a free solar covered parking structure.

Comarch, a global software house and IT solutions company, announced plans Tuesday to build its first data center in the U.S. in Mesa.

It's nearly impossible to delete yourself from the web totally, but you can wipe out quite a bit if you know where to start.

Consider a computer's firewall as the first layer of protection against unauthorized access from the outside world.

Habitat for Humanity Central Arizona on Wednesday unveiled the first 3D-printed home in the country that they have started building near Broadway Road and Roosevelt Street in Tempe.

An Arizona-based solar panel company is expanding operations in Ohio with its third factory in the state, the company announced Wednesday.

Phoenix-based Translational Genomics Research Institute announced Monday it had received a grant from the Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. to track variants of COVID-19.