Opening bold frontiers in science with artificial intelligence
Artificial intelligence is poised to change the world, and the United States is leading the way in research and development and responsible AI initiatives.
Intellectual property: Protecting ideas is good for business
Protecting your ideas is critical in business. That's why the United States has some of the strongest intellectual property protections in the world.
We’re closer than ever to ending HIV/AIDS this World AIDS Day
Latest U.S. government data show historic highs in HIV prevention and treatment as people around the globe celebrate World AIDS Day on December 1.
A U.S. company in Israel builds the Palestinian tech sector
Cisco in Israel has made investments in the Palestinian tech sector to make it more robust and build the Palestinian territories' tech economy.
The BUILD Act makes room for fair deals
In 2019, a new government agency will open an untapped pipeline for investment from the U.S. private sector to low- and middle-income countries.
Hello? It’s the first cellphone calling…on this day
When the first telephone call was made in 1876, Alexander Graham Bell, the telephone's inventor, was on the line. When the first commercial cellphone...
Her mission is to connect the world
Doreen Bogdan-Martin, who's running for a leadership role in the International Telecommunication Union, is leading efforts to help people everywhere access the internet.
Growing peace in the Middle East through olive oil
A U.S.-backed project unites Palestinian and Israeli olive oil producers and distributors to learn and share experiences while promoting peace.
Trump administration approves new pipeline
The U.S. gives the green light to build the Keystone XL pipeline, which would carry oil from Canada to refineries along the Texas Gulf Coast once complete.