Dallas police, fire trying 'what3words' location technology

A crypto-mining operation that promised to pay the internet bills of 1,300 low-income San Jose households only generated enough to cover 86.

Self-driving cars and delivery bots are becoming more advanced, but are cities and their residents ready for them?

Gov. Jared Polis said earlier this year that Colorado would start accepting tax payments in cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Etherum.

The U.S. Department of Transportation announced $160 million in new grant funding for transportation technology projects.

Trends in data analytics, cryptocurrency, easy application development and virtual reality are shaking up government and academic IT.

Bitcoin has lost half its value, but many cities are still looking to embrace cryptocurrency, even if there's not really a good use for it.

Low-code application development boomed during the pandemic. But now the technology’s biggest proponents say it needs careful management.

Maryland follows Arizona in making its IDs compatible with the Apple Wallet app, though they're only accepted at two airports for now.

The Transit Tech Lab announced 10 new companies that will run eight-week pilot programs to help with safety, operations and emissions.

TennCare CIO Hugh Hale said he wants to automate as many of his agency's processes as possible to make themselves "easier to deal with."