Arizona Technology News

If your social media feeds are suddenly filled with photos of old people, it's because of the FaceApp. Here's how Bruce St. James and Pamela Hughes fared.

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.