Dallas College has been selected as one of six national participants for the 2026-27 Student Success Action Lab, an initiative led by the City University of New York. The college plans to implement a pilot program modeled after CUNY’s Accelerated Study in Academic Programs to improve degree completion and university transfer outcomes.
Fast Company has named DeepL Voice to its 2026 Next Big Things in Tech list, highlighting the platform’s real-time speech translation capabilities. The recognition focuses on the tool's Applied AI breakthrough, which allows users to speak naturally in their own language while listeners hear an immediate, accurate translation.
Seattle-based Essential Baking is translating three decades of artisan sourdough heritage into the convenience of a sandwich loaf. The company launched four organic varieties this week, now stocked at Target locations nationwide, aiming to bridge the gap between premium craft quality and the demands of daily meal preparation.
A Princeton, Texas, inventor has developed the Cool Cap, a patent-pending device designed to shield exterior air conditioning units from environmental hazards like snow, rain, and debris. Beyond protection, the hardware aims to improve cooling performance by redirecting hot exhaust air away from the building’s exterior.
Parents seeking alternatives to traditional snacks now have a functional option at Target, where Sola is rolling out its new Snack Size Bagels. Designed to balance convenience with nutritional density, the mini-bagels offer up to 15g of complete protein while maintaining a low-carb profile for health-conscious shoppers.
Investors will turn their attention to Saint Paul on October 20, 2026, as 3M prepares to disclose its third-quarter financial results. The industrial conglomerate, which continues to emphasize its pivot toward science-led innovation, has scheduled the conference call for 8 a.m. CT to address its recent performance metrics.
The global market for monolithic microwave integrated circuits is set to nearly double over the next seven years, climbing from an estimated $15.99 billion in 2026 to $28.16 billion by 2033. This expansion, representing a compound annual growth rate of 8.4%, is fueled by the accelerating rollout of 5G infrastructure.
An 80-key hotel project at 715 Frontage Road in Brownsville, Texas, will head to online auction on October 19. Located directly along the Interstate 69E corridor, the property offers a rare opportunity for developers to complete a renovation and secure a franchise brand without existing operational constraints.
With over 25 years of experience in corporate communications, Chris Phillips has joined Michael Baker International to steer the firm’s enterprise strategy. She arrives from Bentley Systems to bolster the engineering and consulting company's brand, specifically targeting the intersection of critical infrastructure and digital technology modernization.
After twelve years navigating global strategy at EY, Rob Holston has transitioned to the luxury event rental sector, joining Miami-based Nuage Designs as Chief Strategy and Operations Officer. He steps into the role to oversee the firm’s technology, sales, and logistics as it targets national expansion.
Thousands of union members in Illinois now have access to a new, no-cost wellness facility in Rock Island. The MCL Health Center, a partnership between Premise Health and several labor organizations, officially opened its doors this month to provide comprehensive medical services to over 2,700 local workers and their families.
Persistent clogs are more than a household nuisance; they are often the primary symptom of failing infrastructure. According to Ken Settje of Plumb Care Plumbing Inc., Lynchburg homeowners frequently mistake recurring drainage issues for simple debris buildup when the actual culprits are often structural damage or external environmental factors.
The greater Sacramento region is absorbing new residents at a rapid clip, yet a paradoxical bottleneck has emerged for those hoping to build. While raw acreage remains plentiful, the path from property acquisition to breaking ground is frequently obstructed by a lack of infrastructure and expert coordination.
A ceremonial shovel struck the dirt in Loveland on September 30, signaling the start of construction for Hensel Phelps' new 143,000-square-foot corporate headquarters. The four-story facility, situated at the intersection of I-25 and U.S. Highway 34, represents a strategic move to consolidate operations ahead of the company's 90th anniversary.
“People assume ‘laser’ on the box means the same technology we use in the studio, and it usually doesn’t,” says Aleya Bamdad, founder of the Great Neck-based studio Laser by Aleya. While consumer demand for these devices is surging, the industry relies on a fundamental misunderstanding of clinical light technology.
Philadelphia-based AdTech firm fullthrottle.ai has launched Last Mile Audiences, a tool designed to convert passive engagement from paid search and social media into addressable household data. By capturing interaction signals that typically stall on platforms, the system allows brands to retarget consumers across CTV, audio, and direct mail.
With Americans shouldering $556.6 billion in out-of-pocket costs during 2024, the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality is seeking a market-based escape from hospital consolidation. The federal agency has launched an $11.8 million challenge to fund research into regulatory and organizational reforms that prioritize patient choice and lower prices.
California’s rigorous Clean Truck Check program just gained a digital edge as Geotab becomes one of the first telematics providers to integrate the J1979-2 protocol. By embedding this standard directly into its hardware, the company aims to eliminate manual data reporting and reduce vehicle downtime for fleets operating within the state.
The City of Moab has officially designated the Jeep brand as its "Official 4x4," formalizing a decades-long relationship between the automaker and the Utah off-road hub. The two-year agreement prioritizes local community investment, trail stewardship, and collaborative event sponsorships to preserve the rugged landscapes that define the brand’s identity.
After three decades in law enforcement, former Seattle and Madison police chief Dr. Shon F. Barnes is transitioning to the private sector. He joins MissionRT as Head of Public Safety Programs and Strategy, aiming to bridge the gap between complex technological tools and the practical, human-centric demands of modern policing.
Rising thermal demands in AI infrastructure are meeting a new standard at OCP 2026, where AEWIN Technologies is unveiling high-density servers integrated with Arivor’s two-phase direct liquid cooling. The systems, built on the DC-MHS framework, aim to support rack-scale architectures exceeding 200kW while significantly lowering power usage effectiveness.
With 74.5% of industry leaders reporting that undergraduate curricula fail to meet modern professional demands, ISC2 has launched an Academic Advisory Council. This initiative unites educators and practitioners to align classroom training with the urgent, real-world requirements of a workforce increasingly defined by artificial intelligence and cloud security.
Information Services Group has named Unisys a leader in its 2026 Private/Hybrid Cloud and Data Center Services report, marking the sixth consecutive year the firm has earned the distinction. The recognition spans five specific market quadrants across the United States and the United Kingdom, reflecting the company’s push into AI-ready infrastructure.
At the 2026 OCP Global Summit in San Jose, AEWIN Technologies is showcasing a new suite of modular AI servers designed to handle the thermal demands of high-density computing. By integrating Arivor’s two-phase direct liquid cooling, the company aims to support infrastructure exceeding 200kW per rack while maintaining efficiency.
At London’s Grosvenor House Hotel, the 23rd annual RAC Cooling Industry Awards recognized Lehigh Valley-based JULABO USA for its pioneering use of LiDAR technology. The firm’s mobile application, which integrates spatial scanning to ensure safe laboratory environments, earned the International Award during the September 24 ceremony.
Classic Vacations has nearly tripled its U.S. sales organization this year, moving to a consultative model designed to provide high-touch service to luxury travel advisors. The expansion adds 18 staff members to date, with recruitment for five additional roles ongoing to deepen regional coverage and strategic partnership capabilities.
More than 400 guests will gather directly on the stage of Miami’s Ziff Ballet Opera House on November 2, 2026, as ¡HOLA! Americas hosts its sixth annual Latina Powerhouse 100 gala. The event marks a shift toward intimate, immersive celebrations for women shaping the cultural and professional landscape across the Americas.
Choosing between upgrading a legacy system or switching digital banking providers often paralyzes financial institutions. On October 7, 2026, Alkami Technology and ProSight Financial Association will host a webinar to help bank leaders evaluate the operational risks and implementation realities of moving to a modern platform.
The Operations Council has officially launched its search for the 2026 COO of the Year, inviting executives across the globe to highlight their operational achievements. The program seeks to honor leaders in roles ranging from Chief Administrative Officers to VPs of Operations who have navigated a rapidly shifting corporate landscape.
Education pioneer Bill Milliken, founder of Communities In Schools, will take the stage at the 2026 Global Mission Summit in Dallas this Thursday. His keynote address aims to shift the narrative around classroom technology, arguing that the most transformative tool for student success remains a dedicated, personal human relationship.
