The lab will test and promote AI solutions that positively impact businesses, besides training Mexicans interested in acquiring skills in the new technology.

Alberto Muñoz, CIO at Plenumsoft, explains how an ingrained understanding of science and mathematics is driving value for IT in the state of Yucatan.

Isidro’s unique journey of moving from Mexico to the United States to work at Amazon offers personal insight into the demand for Mexican talent.

The government will finance about 75 projects, involving as many as 400 firms in developing technology solutions for wide-ranging sectors, including agriculture, health, and tourism.

Slated to begin operations on August 14, the center will employ professionals with expertise in information technology, who will provide training in a variety of digital services, particularly internet of things (IoT).

“The only way that all of Mexico can become a real power and compete globally is through technology, education, and giving support to all our young people,” said the state leader to some 25,000 attendees of Jalisco Campus Party.

This is the company’s second delivery center in the Latin American country, with the other located in Guadalajara.

Technology outsourcing firm iTexico has initiated talks with Canieti to install a new software development center in Cancun.

Built at the cost of US$25 million, the facility will play a central role in Wipro’s operations in Mexico following the U.S. changes to H1B visa regulations

In this video interview, Carlos Diaz, Managing Director for Neoris, dissects the digital capabilities within the talent pool in Monterrey, explaining how the city and its talent is preparing for next-generation technologies.