Arizona Technology News

Waymo on Tuesday announced plans for a partnership that will allow Lyft users to ride in its self-driving vehicles in metro Phoenix.

A coalition of 42 attorney generals, including Arizona's Mark Brnovich, on Monday called for the FCC to take further action against illegal robocalls. 

On a typical day in Arizona this year, more than 3 million robocalls were made to phone numbers in the state, an increase of more than 1.4 million a day from just a year earlier.

As excited as the tech world has been about Verizon's recent announcement that 5G mobile internet was soon coming, including to Phoenix, it will take months to become reality.

Patients are getting medical care using kiosks powered by artificial intelligence inside clinics at several Safeway stores across the Valley.

Lyft will be bringing its Grocery Access Program to the Valley just in time for the rise in temperature, making Phoenix the 14th city in the initiative.

As President Donald Trump continues to call for more border security, a Texas-based technology company says it can help by providing surveillance towers.

Dozens of cooler-like robots on wheels have begun rolling around Northern Arizona University's main campus in Flagstaff to deliver meals

Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey signed a bill at a technology conference on Wednesday that he says will advance innovation in the state.

Self-driving tech developer Waymo announced Tuesday it would open a service center in Mesa and expected to hire hundreds in the coming years.