For readers in New Mexico, this page covers technology companies, new products and digital trends. Reporting follows industry developments and how shifts in the tech world affect life across the state.
Yucca Growth Infrastructure waived its November 23 permit deadline so New Mexico regulators can finish reviewing the air quality application for Project Jupiter.
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Should local governments approve large data centers despite environmental concerns from residents?
The deal gives Gordon Mining full ownership of an 841-acre property in Sierra County, New Mexico with a documented history of tungsten production.
Live Poll
Is internet access in your community good enough for daily life today?
The state's broadband office is gathering feedback on a Minimum Digital Living Standard before the comment period closes December 9.
The 1,400-acre Project Jupiter site faces regulatory delays as Oracle issues force majeure notices.
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Should your state prioritize financial returns over social concerns when investing public wealth fund money?
State officials authorized over $1 billion in new capital commitments to boost private market portfolio targets.
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Should social media companies face multi-billion dollar fines for mishandling user data?
A court ruled that Meta misled state citizens regarding the collection and safeguarding of personal user data.
Reporting here centers on regional startup growth, industry product launches, regulatory updates and corporate earnings reports. Coverage reaches from the state capital to the rural counties where connectivity is a major focus. Access to reliable high-speed internet often shapes the discussion around new tools and digital infrastructure. Cybersecurity initiatives and the expansion of data centers are the most consistent drivers of local interest.
