The Dallas expansion will begin with manual mapping by Zoox’s SUV testing fleet. Later, the Amazon-owned company plans to roll out its toaster-shaped, bidirectional rob...
Intersect is a clean energy company based in San Francisco that develops large-scale solar and battery energy storage projects for AI data centers and renewable energy op...
On display through September 7, 2026, the exhibition provides a STEM educational experience for visitors of all ages in an engaging and interactive space that showcases "...
Beginning today, "select riders" who have downloaded the Waymo app will receive an invitation to take their first local robotaxi rides in Dallas. Competitors include Uber...
The acquisition deepens Movate’s Salesforce capabilities while adding to its recent M&A activity focused on companies from India to Indiana.
AI is making it easier than ever to build digital experiences that look intelligent on the surface - personalized homepages, automated journeys, “smart” recommendations that seem to read your mind. But here’s the uncomfortable truth: the more automated commerce becomes, the more customers start craving something machines can’t replicate - clarity, trust, and the feeling that a real human designed the experience with their time and frustrations in mind. In the race to scale faster, many brands are accidentally stripping away the very thing that keeps people coming back, and that is exactly why the next era of eCommerce won’t be won by AI alone; it will be won by the teams who know how to engineer humanity into the system.
Founded in 2016 in Bellevue, Washington, by Bungie founder and CEO Harold Ryan, ProbablyMonsters has a growing presence in Fort Worth under a $1.5 million incentive deal approved in 2023 by the Fort Worth City Council.
Francesco Tinto, who has over 30 years of experience in technology leadership, will oversee Irving-based Kimberly-Clark's information technology and GBS organizations.
"Enterprise AI transformation is the challenge of our time, and Valent Partners is uniquely positioned to solve it through our tailored strategies and disciplined execution," said Valent founder and CEO Jeff Hilliard.
As part of the majority investment, Aspire Fiber's CEO Stephen Weatherford and its management team remain as significant shareholders and will continue leading the business going forward.
The transaction signals a leadership transition for Caldwell Velnambi, founder and former chairman of NoblQ, and Nepoleon Duraisamy, former co‑chairman and chairman & CEO of its subsidiary, Jeevan Technologies, both of whom have sold their remaining interests in the company.
Hosted by Keep Fort Worth Beautiful, the March 28 Trashion Fashion Show encourages participants to create clothing or accessories using reclaimed, reused, or discarded materials. Entries must be at least 50% trash or recyclable materials. Deadline to enter is March 25.