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Around a year ago, TechCrunch wrote about a little-known company developing AI-accelerating chips to face off against hardware from titans of industry -- e.g. The VentureTech Alliance, the strategic VC associated with semiconductor giant TSMC, participated in the round with RTX Ventures, ACVC Partners, Anzu Partners, S5V, Alley Corp, Scout and Silicon Catalyst Angels. Bringing EnCharge's total raised to $45 million, the new capital will be put toward growing the company's team of 50 ...

A a group of students at the University of Wisconsin-Platteville is adapting toys to make sure everyone at Empty Stocking Club has access to quality holiday gifts.

The SME PRIME program is the result of industry-informed curriculum that is tailored to meet the needs of today's manufacturing sector.

BATANGAS State University (BatStateU) opened the 6th International Research Conference on Innovations in Engineering, Science and Technology (Irciest) with the theme Propelling Transformations and Accelerating Reforms through Research and Innovations.

A project and new course at Munster Technological University Kerry will result in Kerry being at the forefront of the engineering sector.That’s according to Pro...

Burak Eksioglu, a professor in the Department of Industrial Engineering, has been named director of the College of Engineerings Master of Science in Engineering program, an online degree program.

Gender-focused policies are crucial to dismantle systemic barriers and foster gender inclusivity in STEM.

BATANGAS CITY—Batangas State University (BatStateU), the “National Engineering University,” opened the sixth edition of the International Research Conference on Innovations in Engineering, Science, and Technology (IRCIEST) on November 22. The latest IRCIEST was a biennial conference organized and spearheaded by the university since 2013. Centered around the theme “Propelling Transformations…

Women only make up 28% of women make up the workforce in STEM fields, according to MIT. Local girls were able to learn more about those fields at STEM 4

A new science curriculum for grades K through 5 has seen success in Elkhart.Program leaders say that while it’s starting in Elkhart, they believe that ETHOS cou