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Left to right: AI Acceleration engineers Siddharth Jain and Xavier Inyangat are seen unboxing the DGX Spark at the Creativity Commons on the ASU Tempe campus
Earlier this week, NVIDIA began delivering its highly-anticipated NVIDIA DGX Spark to AI developers worldwide.
Team CyberPunk, made up of IT graduate students Alay Patel, Dhaval Ghilnaiya and Krutali Thakkar
From phishing defense to smart IoT (Internet of Things) security and incident reporting, ASU students participated in a 24-hour hackathon-style event focused on cybersecurity, pitching solutions for real-world problems and showcasing student…
Michael Crow giving the keynote speech at ASU AI Day
Philosophy, sports, foods and even video games all found their way into ASU President Michael M. Crow’s keynote as he kicked off AI Day at ASU. All lended as examples towards a more central theme: the future of higher education is inseparable from…
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Arizona State University today announced an expansion of its collaboration with OpenAI, bringing ChatGPT Edu with GPT-5 to every student, faculty member, researcher and staff member at no cost to the individual. The expanded collaboration…
Photo of ASU Tempe campus.
Though much of ASU’s community departs or vacations for the summer, Enterprise Technology remains diligent, investing tireless efforts to ensure that students, faculty and staff returning in the fall are welcomed with new digital solutions for…
Two male students walking on campus. One is gold shirt and one in maroon shirt
Whether its foundations like connecting to the campus internet or experiencing the core memory of having your work displayed on the jumbotron at Welcome Night, technology plays a key role in the Sun Devil experience.
Tiffany McClellan work featured on ASU jumbotron
From dance cam to selfie cam, the jumbotron at Arizona State University’s Welcome Night lit up the stage with first-time students last night.   But for ASU senior Tiffany McClellan, the graphic designs used on the big screen felt like…
April Rigler and Nico Martinez at the Experience Center
This series highlights ASU innovators who are driving AI-led solutions to support academic, research and the future of work. 
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This series highlights ASU innovators who are driving AI-led solutions to support academic, research and the future of work. By reflecting on their own journeys, their goals, and their expectations for the future, these individuals are scaling AI to…
Students sitting together at the AI-CIC in Scottsdale on July 23.
Whether you’re making your morning commute, you’re on the way to class or just trying to make it clear across town, you’ve probably run into a traffic problem or two. Reporting an issue can help local police departments address ongoing traffic…
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The introduction of generative AI was met with record-breaking adoption across millions of individuals. Likewise, industry across nearly every sector began working to understand the implications of AI within operations or organizational culture.And…
Faculty at the July 2025 TLN "Unconference"
 A robust community of higher education leaders gathered to discuss the most pressing issues at the sixth annual TLN Unconference, hosted at Badge Summit. This year, ASU’s Trusted Learner Network (TLN) traded the desert landscapes for…