UT Dallas gets $10 million boost for concert hall planned to open in spring 2027
The 680-seat hall in Richardson is intended for public concerts as well as student performances. The university expects more than 60 music events a year.
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The 680-seat hall in Richardson is intended for public concerts as well as student performances. The university expects more than 60 music events a year.
An Oct. 7 study involving Richardson-based UT Dallas identifies an atomic spiral with unusual magnetic behavior. Computer-memory uses remain a research possibility.
The defense contractor will modernize ground-based radar sites through a digitization program aimed at enhancing space tracking capabilities.
Raytheon will supply radar sensors and Coyote interceptors for the Army's LIDS counter-drone system, including the first international sales to Qatar and Jordan.
The sole-source award covers modernizing and restarting production of terminals managed by the Air Force Nuclear Weapons Center, with work in Massachusetts and Florida through 2036.
A critical vulnerability in Cisco Secure Email Gateway is being exploited to allow unauthorized file writes and potential root access, prompting urgent patching guidance.
Richardson Berkner head coach Tyey Bryant credits player bonds for recent playoff success after a long drought.
Texas Instruments debuted a converter for nanosecond-level power monitoring and showed two other chips for AI data centers at the Open Compute Project summit.
Raytheon will develop software and algorithms intended to improve target detection for naval radar systems under a new Office of Naval Research contract.
NVIDIA and Cisco announced plans for USFP, an optical module designed to increase bandwidth for Ethernet AI fabrics.
Raytheon said it completed three developmental tests of upgraded Coyote interceptors intended for counter-drone missions.
GEICO is seeking damages and the cancellation of pending claims from a Brooklyn medical equipment supplier accused of using improper prescriptions and clinic kickbacks.
Cisco said Girish Rishi, chairman and CEO of industrial AI company Cognite, joined its board of directors on Oct. 9.
Friends of BrainHealth supporters invested more than $466,000 in this year’s research awards, aiming to help projects compete for larger state grants.
Cisco says an internal review turned up vulnerabilities across Meraki gateways, switches, access points, cameras and security appliances, with fixes out now or due through mid-November.
The five-year deal, with two option years, covers production and support of the ship- and land-based missile defense interceptor, mostly built in Tucson and Huntsville.
An Oklahoma County judge ordered internal State Farm documents on roof claims made public in a Broken Arrow couple's lawsuit; State Farm says the plaintiffs' lawyers mischaracterize them.
The insurer, a major Richardson employer, says new Illinois homeowner policies cost 8% more from Oct. 1, with renewals rising Dec. 1, on top of a 27% increase in 2025.
The Richardson employer announced new team and workplace tools at WebexOne, with its RoomOS 27 device update scheduled for November.
Mengke Liu and collaborators found an overlooked structure in a uranium compound. The Oct. 7 study points toward future magnetic-memory research, rather than a finished device.
A UT Dallas senior removed as editor of The Mercury after running a letter with a disclaimer is suing UT System regents and three UTD administrators, saying they violated his free speech rights.
Cisco introduced a research prototype of a Quantum Network Controller that lets applications request entanglement on demand and lets hardware from different vendors plug in.
A 5th Circuit panel heard arguments Oct. 6 on a blocked state law limiting overnight and end-of-semester campus speech, in a suit brought by UT Austin and UT Dallas students.
Cisco, a major Richardson employer, is offering trays that let its Nexus 9000 switches mount in Open Rack Version 3 cabinets built for power-hungry AI servers.
The Navy's five-year SM-6 interceptor award to Raytheon, which employs about 2,500 people in Richardson, includes two option years and is valued at up to $24.4 billion.
A new animal study found that neural activity varied with mother rats’ behavior and whether their pups were nearby.