Mass High Tech News

Business leaders are being asked to take a stand as federal deportation operations intensify nearby, with some companies reporting they're losing employees or seeing operations disrupted by workers who are frightened.

ClearGov is leaving its Maynard home of more than a decade for Boston, as it plans to expand and hire closer to the city.

Voicerun is developing a startup that revolves around the ability to help other companies build better and more efficient “voice agents.”

To David Barth, who has been leading the school as president and CEO since September, the genius of Perkins is that its solutions to accessibility hurdles are tailor-made.

The leadership change at Greentown Labs' flagship Somerville incubator comes as CEO Georgina Campbell Flatter works to set up a structure that could support additional locations in the future.

Led by a Formlabs co-founder, the firm has approximately 140 local employees and customers as diverse as Stanley Black & Decker and Tiffany.

From computer vision systems for mammography to ambient listening technology for medical documentation, South Shore Health is testing multiple artificial intelligence applications while taking a measured approach.

A Boston inventor whose son has celiac disease stepped in to rescue a struggling gluten-detection startup after supply chain problems nearly killed the technology his family depended on for safe dining.

Goddard Technologies, a life sciences product developer founded in 1997, is leaving its longtime home at Beverly's Cummings Center for a much larger space.

Whoop is leading a group of more than 16 Massachusetts companies to create what they're calling a world-class artificial intelligence ecosystem, with the goal of keeping homegrown talent and startups from leaving for San Francisco.

David Friend launched Wasabi in 2017 as a provider of cloud storage billed as faster and less expensive than Amazon Web Services. It was Friend's seventh company, the fifth one he worked on alongside technical co-founder Jeff Flowers. Artificial intelligence-related storage has surpassed backup as Wasabi's largest segment.

The cuts come to "better align roles and capacity to an AI-first delivery model," the Waltham software firm said.

A tech company that helps coordinate organ transplants will occupy an entire building in Somerville’s Assembly Square — nearly 500,000 square feet — in a boon for the area’s lab market.

Guidepost Growth Equity looks for businesses that are "off the beaten path." And it will be looking for more of them in 2026 as it prepares to deploy its latest $521 million fourth found.

Both software companies are preparing for a new trial.

Hilary Schneider arrived at SimpliSafe with decades of experience in subscription-based businesses and a fresh perspective on the company's future. She shares her top priorities for the home-security firm and whether an initial public offering could be on the horizon.

Massachusetts venture capital leaders predict how artificial intelligence will change and be used by businesses in 2026.

Hyundai CEO José Muñoz said the automaker remains committed to hiring at the plant despite plans to incorporate humanoid robots.

In stark contrast to record corner office exits of 2024, CEOs of Bay State public companies, private firms and nonprofits mostly sheltered in place in the past year.

Bose has been changing the way people listen to music for over 60 years. Take a look inside the company's R&D lab.