Arizona’s semiconductor industry is rapidly expanding, fueled by robust international and local investments that are transforming Phoenix's economic landscape. Yet, as the sector grows, so does the urgent need for a highly skilled workforce capable of constructing the advanced infrastructure it demands. While construction remains one of the most in-demand jobs in Arizona, the … [More]
How Skanska Is Powering Arizona’s Rise
Building the Workforce Behind the Global Semiconductor Revolution
Why the Best MSPs Are Rethinking Cloud Strategy
Lately, I’ve found myself in a steady rhythm of conversations with managed service providers (MSPs), and they tend to open the same way. A pause, a sigh, and then something along the lines of, “Our customers are all over the place.” And they are. Some are circling public cloud, curious but not entirely convinced. Others jumped in headfirst a few years ago, persuaded by … [More]
AI Tool Aims to Speed CRE Loan Quotes for Brokers
CommLoan, a technology company building the modern operating system for commercial real estate lending, announced the launch of its new AI quote generator, giving any commercial real estate mortgage broker in the country instant access to lender matching powered by nearly a decade of proprietary data. The generator allows brokers to upload any offering memorandum or manually … [More]
TSMC Partners with ASU on Fast-Track Semiconductor Training Program
Arizona State University is launching a new semiconductor technician training program in collaboration with Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company, (TSMC Arizona), to help meet growing demand for skilled manufacturing workers. As TSMC Arizona ramps up production and advances its expansion plans in Arizona, the need for trained technicians is vital. One critical role in … [More]
Buckeye Mega Site Hits Market with $1B Economic Promise
The Phoenix office of JLL announced that it will market Grand View Arizona, an infrastructure-rich, fully entitled, 2,500-acre mega site in Buckeye, Arizona – ranked one of the fastest-growing cities in the U.S. over the last decade. With the scale to accommodate large-scale, sophisticated manufacturing uses, the project is projected to become a leading employment district, … [More]
Phoenix-Based Tech Co. Advances Development of Navy Laser Targeting System
DarkPulse, Inc., a Delaware corporation headquartered in Phoenix and a leader in distributed fiber-optic sensing (DFOS) technologies for real-time critical infrastructure monitoring, announced the execution of an exclusive patent license agreement (NLICENSE-NAWCWDCL-26-027) with the Naval Air Warfare Center Weapons Division (NAWCWD) of the United States Department of the … [More]
Nuclear Startup Expands into Phoenix with CLO Appointment
NuCube Energy, Inc., a developer of high-temperature modular microreactors, announced the establishment of its initial on-the-ground presence in Phoenix and the appointment of Michael Green as Chief Legal Officer. The expansion follows NuCube's recent award under the U.S. Department of Energy Gateway for Accelerated Innovation in Nuclear (GAIN) program, and builds on momentum … [More]
Arizona’s Tech Growth on Display at AZ Tech Week
With more than 400 events across the state drawing people to panels, workshops, startup pitches and meetups, Arizona’s first statewide Tech Week wrapped up April 12. The turnout says something about where Arizona’s tech economy is right now and how much of that activity is directly or indirectly tied to semiconductor growth. Unlike a typical conference, Arizona Tech Week … [More]
Tech Advances Critical for Test Proctoring
As high-stakes exams increasingly determine access to education, licensure, and professional opportunity, weaknesses in exam security carry significant downstream consequences. Compromised scores, stolen test content and delayed invalidations can erode trust and impose significant operational and reputational costs on testing programs. In its recently completed a study, which … [More]
Unverified AI Output Is Creating Financial & Reputational Risk
There is a growing "AI slop" crisis as employees over-rely on AI tools, according “AI Slop Crisis: 7 in 10 Managers Report Recurring, Costly Errors from Direct Reports’ AI Use” recently released by Resume.org the leading platform for building a résumé. In its January 2026 survey of 1,146 U.S. managers regarding the impact of artificial intelligence on workplace accuracy, 70% of … [More]
