Technology News – Bronx Times

A group of Girl Scouts learned about coding and robotics while earning their merit badges at the first of a series of STEM workshops which kicked off Monday in the Bronx.

Tech partnership launches STEM workshop series with Bronx event

By Sadie Brown

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Op-ed: New York is a tech and finance powerhouse, and it can lead in blockchain

By Sean Stein Smith

six people standing in business attire at event about the digital divide in NYC

AMNY

Industry experts discuss bridging the digital divide in NYC

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Business

Artificial intelligence to be showcased at Bronx Chamber of Commerce’s upcoming gala

By Ethan Marshall

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Nearly 250K Bronx households to lose federal internet subsidy unless Congress steps in

By Emily Swanson

Business

Xtraspots app that connects drivers with parking spots has Bronx roots

By Emily Swanson

Attendees converse at the State of Climate Tech mixer.

State of Climate Tech event discusses the future of climate technology in the Bronx

By Bronx Times

Professional lesson at Stadium Tennis Center

Bronx sports facilities see business boom thanks to new booking app

By Emily Swanson

L-R: David Lent, MD, FAAOS; Michael Spicer, President & CEO; Eric Spencer, MD, FAAOS, with Surgical Robot

Health

Saint Joseph’s Medical Center welcomes orthopedic surgeons, introduces leading-edge surgical robot

By Bronx Times

A Link5G kiosk is seen in New York City.

Op-Ed

Op-Ed | LinkNYC is vital tech infrastructure for small businesses in the Bronx

By Lisa Sorin

Abstract connected dots and lines. Concept of AI technology, Motion of digital data flow.

Business

New ‘Bronx Tech Week’ will bring free panels, hackathon and pitch contest

By Aliya Schneider

NYC transit agency ends Twitter alerts, says it’s unreliable

By The Associated Press

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South Bronx’s Per Scholas hopes to fix digital divide, gender bias in STEM

By Robbie Sequeira

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Mayor Adams, Department for the Aging distribute 1K free computer tablets for NYC seniors as part of initiative

By Bronx Times

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Op-Ed: Stop Congress’ Tech Vanishing Act

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Politics

NYC to close digital divide for 1.6M residents, advance racial equity

By Bronx Times

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