“It’s clear that autonomous technology is a growing industry, and has great potential to enhance Coast Guard operations. Combined with artificial intelligence algorithms, unmanned systems could be a game changer.”
aXessPoint will provide services to over 700 properties across 10 states on the U.S. mainland, including California, Idaho, Colorado, Texas, Minnesota, Georgia, North and South Carolina, Massachusetts, and Florida.
"We look for reliability, scalability, cost, performance, security and compliance when deciding on a new technology vendor. We made a substantial investment in HPE because we believe in the technology and are positioning ourselves for long-term growth and adaptation."
Paubox, a San Francisco-based healthcare technology company that was founded in Hawaii, announced today that it has upgraded its email infrastructure to use the very latest industry standard protocol.
The announcement was made at the company's...
Pacxa is offering a user-friendly suite of mobile applications that helps organizations manage and mitigate COVID-related risk.
"The wireless spectrum is another tool we can leverage to deliver our world-class broadband service to more local residents and businesses in certain areas of our state where it’s not feasible to build out fiber infrastructure."
"The turmoil caused by Covid-19 is demanding that banks do more than ever to keep customers both safe and connected – that’s our number one goal," said Paul Yonamine, Executive Chairman of Central Pacific Bank.
"Our employees are our most important assets, and it’s even more important now during this COVID-19 pandemic for us to support their health and well-being as part of our commitment to them and to Hawaii."
"The team used technology to streamline the intake process and the queuing of people and pets. Now, owners can see in real time exactly where their pet is in the process."
"The Maui High Performance Computing Center is the largest extramural project in UH history. It is the cornerstone of high-tech on Maui and provides some of the best jobs on the island."
