Chinese supercomputer displaces US machines as world’s fastest for first time since 2017

Supercomputing speed is sometimes seen as a measure of a nation's technological prowess.

As high court tosses out rent control ballot measure, tenant groups lose on Beacon Hill again

The stunning ruling came on the heels of a similar decision last week that saw the Supreme Judicial Court toss a question that would have lowered the state’s income tax to four percent.

The University of Vermont is struggling. So why is it spending $175 million on athletics?

Facing slumping enrollment and a budget deficit, the University of Vermont is making a big investment in athletics facilities.

State fines MGM casino $25,000 for offering bets on Northeastern college baseball in 2025

Wagering on the men’s baseball game was open for approximately two hours before it was discovered by a gaming agent.

Jacob Wirth, the storied Boston restaurant that sat dark for eight years, is set to reopen in a rare revival

After years of uncertainty and two devastating fires, one of Boston’s oldest restaurants is finally on a path to reopening.

Beverly mayor one of 40 worldwide to endorse data center development pact

The pact is a vision for how urban data center development can be done sustainably, and not at the expense of cities’ natural resources, energy prices, or climate targets.

Wu unveils new virtual tour of more than 100 historic sites around Boston

City officials created "Tour 250" to coincide with the country’s anniversary celebrations, and in preparation for Boston's 400th anniversary in 2030.