Mass High Tech News

The toymaker disclosed the attack method to Massachusetts regulators five months after discovering the breach. Ransomware response specialists were brought in.

The seven-year cloud infrastructure agreement could reach $20 billion if certain conditions are met. Revenue isn't expected until 2027.

The Westborough-based company currently employs 120 people in Massachusetts. It's on-shoring production to comply with new defense industry requirements.

Mikel Inc. partnered with two other firms to win the work, which covers testing and evaluation of undersea systems including acoustics and torpedos.

Seed-stage software startups in the Bay State now average about 11 people, up from just over eight in 2023. The rise comes even as AI handles tasks that once required human hires.

The 10,000-square-foot space owned by commercial landlord Synergy is already home to 20 startups that commit to being in the office at least three days a week.

AI companies account for more than 60% of Cambridge's new leasing volume so far this year. Blitzy's deal is the second notable AI lease in Kendall Square this month.

The motherboard is one of a fraction of verified Apple-1 computers that are fully functioning. It last sold in 2013 for $686,000.

Hospital groups are inundated with AI pitches, but don't have the bandwidth to evaluate them, said Health Data Analytics Institute CMO Scott Cullen.

The chief executive officer says the health system's uniform records and communication systems have positioned it to deploy artificial intelligence across pathology, imaging and other areas.

The electronics manufacturer is buying RealSense, an Intel spinout with Israeli roots that is making depth-sensing cameras and vision technology for robots. RealSense expects up to $90 million in revenue this year.

From 2006 to today, the firm has stayed in its own 'swim lanes' of healthcare, cybersecurity, and data and AI, according to managing partner Liam Donohue. The firm is investing out of its $265 million fifth fund and expects to complete the portfolio by middle of next year.

Venture capitalists told entrepreneurs to use AI for self-critique and investor research. But the path to funding still runs through relationships, not algorithms.

A historian draws parallels between the pushback against AI-powered cameras and colonists' violent resistance to British surveillance in the 1770s.

Associate provost Hillel Sims began planning the space in 2017 after watching technology get put into storage after workshops. Now students can access it daily for free.

The Swiss company has 60 workers on-site today and plans to reach 500 employees over three to four years.

The technology allows meteorologists to interact with 3-D graphics and could eventually 'teleport' athletes into the studio alongside anchors.

The largest life sciences companies in the region account for nearly 4,500 local employees - an increase of 2.05% from 2025. Newcomers to the top 20, including Eli Lilly, made a strong showing.

Five years after launching to invest in "how people buy stuff," the focus of the venture capital firm's second fund is broadening to include what partner TJ Mahony called "businesses with four walls."

The firm targets companies making analytical instruments, testing equipment and thermal management systems for aerospace, defense and life science industries.