Technology
Milwaukee Institute doubles supercomputer capacity to help area businesses
Milwaukee-based nonprofit The Milwaukee Institute Inc. recently announced a new $500,000 investment to double the capacity of its high-performance computing infrastructure.
Fiserv launches Snap-to-Pay for smartphones
Brookfield-based Fiserv Inc. technology solutions has announced the launch of its Snap-to-Pay capability, which enables consumers to pay bills quickly and easily with a snap of their smartphone cameras.
City launches online water monitoring for homeowners
Milwaukee is the latest community in southeastern Wisconsin to provide all residents access to an online portal for their water use through a partnership local software startup H2Oscore.
Fiserv launches Snap-to-Pay for smartphones
Brookfield-based Fiserv Inc. technology solutions announced today the launch of its Snap-to-Pay capability, which enables consumers to pay bills quickly and easily with a snap of their smartphone cameras.
ATC to upgrade state’s electrical grid
Pewaukee-based American Transmission Co. unveiled a 10-year plan to revamp Wisconsin’s electrical grid, featuring more than $3 billion in transmission system improvements.
U.S. Bank Center goes ‘green’
Milwaukee’s tallest building, the U.S. Bank Center, went “green” this week when the building’s newly installed LED signs were turned on for the first time.
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BizTimes cover story: Plug in and go…
As Tesla Motors Inc. rolls out its revolutionary electric cars and builds its network of superchargers across the country, the company will have plenty of Wisconsin voltage fueling its journey.
Johnson Controls completes HomeLink sale
Glendale-based Johnson Controls has completed the $700 million sale of its HomeLink business to Zeeland, Mich.-based Gentex Corporation. The deal was announced in July.
Early adopters love the ride
A handful of Wisconsin residents have purchased the Tesla Model S. They hope to never again make a trip to a gas station.
Plug in and go…
As Tesla Motors Inc. rolls out its revolutionary electric cars and builds its network of superchargers across the country, the company will have plenty of Wisconsin voltage fueling its journey.
