Newark's time has arrived, and it is rapidly becoming a technology epicenter.

Rutgers University–New Brunswick educators are among a team of researchers testing new classes of wireless applications to improve Internet speed.

The New Jersey Innovation Institute, a corporation of the New Jersey Institute of Technology, operates across several industry sectors via its network of iLabs. None of its innovation hubs is more active than the Healthcare Delivery Systems iLab. As senior executive director for healthcare systems innovation, Tomas Gregorio and his team work with...

Sunnylife Pharma, a startup biopharmaceutical company launched by a team of former Merck scientists, has taken space in the Commercialization Center for Innovative Technologies, the New Brunswick-based life sciences incubator run by the state’s Economic Development Authority.

Newark has been chosen as the host city for a voice technology summit in July to be sponsored by Amazon Alexa.

The technology industry contributed 1,800 new jobs and $48 billion into New Jersey economy last year, according to a study by CompTIA.

Quantitative finance involves the mathematical modeling of financial markets, and today that demands cutting-edge technology to deal with the algorithms enabling traders to make transactions more quickly than before.

Camden-based Our Lady of Lourdes Medical Center is offering the SOMATOM Definition Flash Scanner, a new type of CT scanner built by Siemens that can capture images of double current resolution in less than a second.

Gov. Phil Murphy unveiled plans to construct a new, state-of-the-art incubator hub in downtown New Brunswick that will serve as a research and innovation facility.

Cyberattacks on American businesses large and small regularly bubble up in the mainstream press, but having to deal with such incidents — before, during or all-too-often after the fact — are a daily fact of life for company executives and entrepreneurs.