March 23, 2026 | Phil Defrancesco
The construction of a data center rarely begins with a press release. It begins with trucks arriving at a previously quiet site,…
The construction of a data center rarely begins with a press release. It begins with trucks arriving at a previously quiet site,…
The global demand for data centers is accelerating at an unprecedented pace. Cloud computing, artificial intelligence workloads, and the rapid…
In January, we presented our research at the Transportation Research Board (TRB) Annual Meeting during the poster session for the 2025 INRIX x MetroLab Challenge….
When shared bikes and scooters show up consistently—at the right density, in the right places—they become a reliable choice. That reliability is…
At the Transportation Research Board (TRB) Annual Meeting, our research team presented findings from our project for the 2025 INRIX x MetroLab Challenge during…
For freight, logistics, and delivery operators, reliability and accuracy are critical to their success. A single unplanned crash, lane closure, or stalled vehicle…
Microsoft officials announced that employees must return to the office three days per week, starting on March 2, 2026. According…
Cities across the U.S. are entering an era of mega-event transportation planning. With the 2026 FIFA World Cup coming to multiple U.S. cities…
Managing Los Angeles’ day-to-day traffic is a monumental task. The Los Angeles Department of Transportation (LADOT) is at a pivotal moment in…
In January, we had the opportunity to present our research at the Transportation Research Board (TRB) Annual Meeting as part of the…
Autonomous vehicles (AVs) are finally shifting from prototype to pavement in 2026, but deployment isn’t simple. Cities, automakers, and regulators all face a common challenge:…
Traffic signals may be part of every city, but the way agencies manage them is changing rapidly. For decades, traffic…