Mass High Tech News

In our latest member-only webinar, we take a closer look at the data center boom and what it means for local economies, commercial real estate and more.

The North American headquarters in Boston is expanding its footprint to include systems integration and logistics. Operations at the new facility begin April 1.

Nth Cycle is gearing up for a big expansion both in the U.S. and overseas to fulfill a "unicorn" contract worth more than a billion dollars.

The Boston-based startup won the Healthcare, AssistiveTech & BioTech category in Austin over the weekend.

The Woburn-based green steel company secured funding to delay layoffs for 71 workers following a critical equipment failure at its Brazilian manufacturing site.

The workflow automation company became a unicorn last year.

Quotient AI was founded in 2023 by engineers who led quality improvement for GitHub Copilot. The acquisition comes as Databricks launches Genie Code.

The Cambridge startup secured $2 million in seed funding to replace traditional resumes with a video-first networking platform.

At approximately half the size of a traditional Roomba robotic vacuum cleaner, the Mini plays "a big part" in the company's next phase of business after the acquisition by Picea.

The HIPAA-compliant platform will aggregate data from insurers, providers, pharmacies and labs. Launch is expected later this year.

Keep reading to catch up on the latest AI-related layoffs making headlines, as well as a city's desire to get in on an aerial highway system that could one day be filled with autonomous air taxis. Plus, a beverage brand is making a splash in sustainable packaging and hopes others follow suit.

Local business leader writes that women hold less than 25% of AI leadership roles while facing higher displacement risk, creating a trajectory problem that affects entire organizations.

Four Massachusetts startups will pitch at the Austin festival next week, competing for funding in front of venture capitalists and industry experts.

The Seaport innovation hub once hosted more than 400,000 attendees. Founders say the free workspace fostered connections impossible elsewhere.

The boarding school's founders spent nearly a decade developing the program before buying the property for $2.3 million in 2024.

The Boston startup recently completed a $1.8 million Department of Defense grant to adapt its autonomous vehicle sensors for battlefield drone detection.

Whoop plans to add hundreds of roles globally. Most of the new positions will be based at the company's Boston headquarters.

Know a young, innovative go-getter in Greater Boston? Nominate them for this year's BostInno 25 Under 25.

The 150,000-square-foot store replaces a former Walmart at The District at Howell Mill. It is the second large-format location for the Boston retailer.

Lowell residents say the moratorium would prevent 'expansion by stealth' while the city develops regulations for the construction and expansion of data centers.