A St. Joseph County Council committee voted Tuesday to send a rezoning request for a proposed $12 billion data center in New Carlisle to the full council with an unfavorable recommendation.... Read More
The Mill, a coworking space designed to strengthen technology, innovation and entrepreneurship in Bloomington and south central Indiana, is continuing to grow.... Read More
The 15th round of the state grant program awarded more than $650,000 to 10 internet service providers, which collectively provided a matching amount of $1.1 million to connect 149 homes and seven businesses, the Indiana Broadband Office said.... Read More
Fishers-based tech firm Arrive AI Inc. is suing a former consultant whom it accuses of sabotaging the company’s efforts to sign a deal with a leading logistics company.... Read More
A proposed ordinance could restrict where large data centers could be located in LaPorte County. Our partners at WSBT-TV Channel 22 report the effort is in response to concerns from the community about the potential impact of such projects.... Read More
The animal health biotechnology company is working with global research organization Bioversity International USA and Yale University to develop an AI model of a cow’s rumen to identify ways to reduce methane emissions while boosting animal productivity.... Read More
Students in the Edwardson School of Industrial Engineering will get hands-on experience using VMS Solutions' advanced simulation and planning software, which Purdue said is used to model the complex dynamics of semiconductor production environments.... Read More
The tech giant on Tuesday revealed itself as the previously unnamed developer of the site, saying it looks forward to building out the data center in the coming years. ... Read More
Carmel-based software firm Max Minds LLC, which has operated on a bootstrapped basis since its 2019 launch, is now working to raise its first-ever venture investment funding.... Read More
OneCause’s longtime CEO, Steve Johns, declined to disclose financial terms other than to say the deal represents “a very positive outcome” for OneCause’s investors and employees.... Read More
New details on a large data center in Morgan County show the $1 billion project could end up using 1,200 megawatts of power—about twice the annual usage of all of AES Indiana’s residential customers each year. ... Read More
Shelbyville-based Surge Development LLC on Thursday will go before the Henry County Plan Commission to present preliminary plans for a 585-acre technology park near the intersection of State Road 109 and Interstate 70.... Read More
Reid Health in Richmond is the first in the state to launch "smart patient rooms" using what it says is the most advanced artificial intelligence available. Each hospital room has a smart board, which can be used for a variety of purposes.... Read More
Thousands of fans fill Lucas Oil Stadium for Indianapolis Colts games each year, and as the team continues its winning streak, a global company with Indiana ties is working to enhance the entry experience.... Read More
South Bend-based Forever Analytical, whose technology quickly detects forever chemicals, won the Hard Tech category in the Rally pitch competition in Indianapolis and up to $1 million in venture funding.... Read More
Qualtrics said the deal would combine its artificial intelligence-based customer and employee experience software with Press Ganey Forsta's expertise in the health care sector to create a more complete platform.... Read More
The approval, which came by a 2-1 vote, followed much opposition from local residents, who expressed concerns on potential noise pollution, water usage, and impact on roads.... Read More
The laparoscopic grasper device is meant to help surgeons visualize how much pressure they're applying to patient tissues. ... Read More
A large data center project in Morgan County is seeking to add 158 acres to a nearly 400 acre site. The project comes as Indianapolis' City Council rejected a $1 billion project from Google. ... Read More
The hub, located within the Reliable MicroSystems facility at the tech park, is designed to give local high school students the opportunity for hands-on learning experiences in the microelectronics industry, including design and testing.... Read More
