Fort Worth is set to house two AI supercomputing facilities, as a major electronics company prepares to expand operations in ...

On Thursday, Wistron, a Taiwanese electronics company, announced it officially selected two sites at AllianceTexas, a ...

A tech manufacturer is bringing hundreds of new jobs to Fort Worth. Taiwan-based Wistron Corporation selected two sites in ...

One of the world’s largest electronics manufacturers confirmed on Thursday plans to establish two AI supercomputer ...

The Taiwanese technology giant selected Fort Worth for a long-anticipated supercomputer development, in Hillwood’s ...

Plus: Applied Digital to break ground on $3 billion AI factory in North Dakota, Wistron to build $761 million supercomputer ...

Fort Worth will consider offering $15 million in incentives to a tech manufacturing firm on the heels of a similar economic ...

Yet another technology company is looking to settle down for good in North Texas. Adom Industries Inc., a Dallas-Fort Worth ...

The deal hinges on a $15M incentive grant from Fort Worth, to be paid over 15 years, which is up for city council approval on Aug. 12. Still, Adom Industries is already recruiting in-person engineers ...

TikTok user Brittany Peete is hosting a Fort Worth meetup to spotlight local creators during a free Aug. 2 event at Chef’s Corner with giveaways and activities.

De Zavala Elementary is one of 18 schools Fort Worth ISD is closing soon. It is named for the first vice president of the Republic of Texas, Lorenzo de Zavala.

Fort Worth votes to suspend DEI programs in effort to protect $277M in federal funds City leaders in support of the move say it protects federal funding; critics argue it compromises community values.