technology

Colorado’s tax code was written in 1935 to capture revenue from tangible goods, long before anyone imagined a world where movies could stream to your phone.

The University of Montana and Blackfoot Communications have launched a partnership to strengthen cybersecurity defense in rural areas of Montana.

Artificial intelligence could offer a tempting way to keep labs going amid Trump cuts, but scientists say there are limits to the technology’s uses.

The rise of AI has tangible effects — data centers and the physical infrastructure needed to run them use large amounts of energy, water and other resources, experts say.

Montana’s Legislature only meets every other year — a practice shared by just three other states. It’s yet another hurdle for making laws that concern a light-speed industry.

The Supreme Court cleared the way for a looming ban on TikTok Friday, upholding lawmakers’ strong-arm tactics against the popular social platform’s Chinese ownership.

The guidance, based on existing state law, is a starting point to protect Oregonians, Oregon Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum says.

Citing national security concerns, the panel ruled that China Unicom's ownership by the Chinese government, along with board members' CCP affiliations, leave it vulnerable to Beijing's influence.

Six years have passed since the University of Montana met with city and county leaders to discuss the makings of an innovation campus. Partners say the push is still alive.

The law Congress passed this year to force the Chinese parent company of social media giant TikTok to either sell the service or face a U.S. ban is constitutional, a panel of federal appeals judges ruled Friday.