Tech

More than three years into the AI era, many potential users are confused about how to integrate it. AI is intense and moving fast, writes our guest columnist.

SMRT's appointments of Ben Halleck and Andrew Tyner reflect a strategic focus on environments including advanced battery technology, aerospace, defense manufacturing and lab research.

Mainebiz caught up with CEO Pat Panaia to find out more about the Portland-based company's business model and growth plans.

Over the last four quarters, the Westbrook-based veterinary diagnostics company has surpassed consensus earnings per share estimates four times.

A proposed high-performance computing hub, led by the Central Maine Growth Council, has been awarded $6.2 million  in congressionally directed spending.

Clients include independent software vendors, “software as a service” providers, medical practices, value-added resellers and major retailers, including some of the nation’s most recognized luxury department stores.

The platform aims to slash due-diligence timelines for multifamily real estate deals by institutional investors.

Michael Erickson, now executive vice president, will succeed Jay Mazelsky as president and CEO of the Westbrook-based maker of veterinary diagnostics and software.

We checked in with four Maine experts for their take on the tech trends to watch this year. One expects robotaxis to expand beyond tech hubs like San Francisco into major cities worldwide.

The Portland-based developer of a digital health platform used by fitness and wellness professionals in 44 states is targeting expansion into the Middle East and North Africa in 2026.