The Querétaro center will employ more than 250 software professionals, with company officials promising to double the size of the workforce by the end of the year.

Axtel has already invested more than US$25 million in the data center and would spend an additional $43 million over the coming months to expand the facility’s storage capacity.

Backed by UNESCO, Siemens Stiftung & INNOVEC are organizing events across the country where children are collaborating on small, simple scientific projects.

U.S. technology firm Deloitte Consulting Group has agreed to invest more than US$16 million in setting up a regional service delivery…

With Donald Trump’s potential presidency looming over the horizon, many U.S. citizens are planning to jump ship if he takes the…

Though the state of Querétaro is one of the smallest in a huge nation, many believe it punches well above its weight.