ARLINGTON, Texas — The University of Texas at Arlington has officially inaugurated its Center for Space Physics and Data Science, a strategic move designed to cement the institution’s status as a premier leader in the global space science community. Funded by a $1.5 million grant from the National Science Foundation’s (NSF) Faculty Development in GeoSpace […] Arlington Network …
ARLINGTON, Texas — The Tarrant Area Food Bank (TAFB), in a collaborative effort with the City of Arlington and the University of Texas at Arlington (UTA), has successfully concluded a pioneering two-year research project testing the use of aerial and terrestrial drones to deliver food to residents in need. This innovative initiative, known as the […] Arlington Network …
ARLINGTON, Texas — Arlington officially cemented its position as a burgeoning hub for global aerospace and telecommunications on Friday, October 3, 2025, as community and state leaders gathered to celebrate the groundbreaking of the E-Space North American Headquarters and Airport Development Project. This massive undertaking will house the global telecommunications and satellite manufacturing company’s new […] Arlington Network …
Talk to Your Dog Soon? UT Arlington AI Researchers Develop the “Rosetta Stone of Woof” ARLINGTON, Texas — Imagine a world where you can truly understand what your dog is trying to tell you. Researchers at the University of Texas at Arlington (UTA) are making this a reality, aiming to create a “Rosetta Stone of […] Arlington Network …
UTA’s New Tech Makes AI Data Centers Sustainable The University of Texas at Arlington (UTA), with 43,000 students, is pioneering solutions to curb the massive energy and water demands of AI data centers. Professor Dereje Agonafer’s team has developed a water-free cooling system for AI chips, reducing strain on Texas’s power grid. “This tech is […] Arlington Network …
Texas’s AI Boom Strains Grid, Raises Power Costs Texas’s booming artificial intelligence industry, driving data center growth in Arlington and across the state’s 31 million residents, threatens to overload the electric grid and increase power bills, experts warn. A University of Houston study projects a 27 to 40 gigawatt shortfall by 2035, with the Electric […] Arlington Network …
Plastic Roads in Arlington: A Fix for Potholes and Pollution In Arlington, where potholes plague North Texas’s 394,000 residents, University of Texas at Arlington (UTA) civil engineer Sahadat Hossain is transforming roads with recycled plastic. His innovative asphalt mix, tested on UTA parking lots and a 3,500-foot stretch of State Highway 205 in Rockwall, promises […] Arlington Network …
Arlington’s $1.6M Land Purchase Bolsters Flood Mitigation Efforts In Arlington, where neighbors look out for each other, the city is taking a bold step to protect homes from flooding. The City of Arlington is finalizing a $1.625 million deal to buy 24 acres of land from Arlington Independent School District (AISD) in the city’s southwest, […] Arlington Network …
Arlington Autonomous Vehicle Pilot: May Mobility’s Ride-Hail API Sets Stage for Global Expansion On July 10, 2025, May Mobility, a leading autonomous vehicle technology company, announced the launch of its Ride-Hail Integration API, a significant step toward scaling autonomous transportation globally. The company is preparing to deploy its AVs in Arlington, Texas, through a strategic […] Arlington Network …
Arlington Affordable Housing Crisis: Dallas-Fort Worth Faces Urgent Shortage The United States is grappling with a severe affordable housing crisis, and the Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington metropolitan area is among the hardest hit, according to a July 2025 report from the National Association of Realtors. Texas, with its booming population and economic growth, faces a critical shortage […] Arlington Network …