Georgia Tech is opening access to Nexus, a new AI supercomputer in Atlanta that will help researchers across the country tackle projects too large or complex for a regular computer.

Georgia Institute of Technology’s aerospace engineering infrastructure is moving from the 1960s to present day, thanks to an investment from the state and the nonprofit The Delta Air Lines Foundation.

NSF AI4OPT and NSF AI-ALOE will advance AI-powered decision-making, adaptive expertise, education, and workforce development.

ATLANTA — The State of Georgia committed $88 million to build a new Aerospace Engineering Building at the Georgia Institute of Technology. According to Georgia Tech, the investment marks a major ...

Aerospace is Georgia’s No. 1 export — an economic engine generating more than $57.5 billion annually. Through research, talent development, and industry partnerships, Georgia Tech doesn’t just ...

ATLANTA — The Delta Air Lines Foundation has pledged $5 million to support the construction of a new Aerospace Engineering Building at Georgia Tech. The investment is intended to expand research ...

ATLANTA (WJBF) — Georgia Governor Brian Kemp is bringing business, education and workforce leaders together in Atlanta to talk about how the state can prepare workers for the jobs of the future. The ...

DHL eCommerce has announced a partnership with the Georgia Institute of Technology’s H. Milton Stewart School of Industrial and Systems Engineering (ISyE), aimed at strengthening ties between the ...

The search committee, chaired by College of Computing Dean Vivek Sarkar, will host a series of community town hall sessions beginning on Jan. 20.

ATLANTA — Georgia Tech has received $88 million in state funding to design and build a new aerospace engineering building. Chair of Aerospace Engineering Mitchell Walker said the investment is a major ...