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RICHARDSON, TX – In a proof-of-concept demonstration in the US, Verizon, Ericsson, and Qualcomm Technologies, Inc., a subsidiary of Qualcomm Incorporated, successfully trialed Dynamic Spectrum Sharing, a technology that allows 5G service to run on multiple spectrum bands (the invisible radio frequencies that wireless signals travel over), including those historically reserved for 4G LTE services. When commercially deployed in the near future, this new technology will allow Verizon to use its full portfolio of current spectrum resources to serve both 4G and 5G customers, maximizing their experience on the Verizon network.

REDP's real estate information source, CoStar Group, shows the following data on Richardson's Class A office, Class B/C office, Flex and Industrial buildings: Third Quarter 2019 Commercial Real Estate Statistics Class A Office Space Number properties: 44 Total...

Chamber CEO Bill Sproull spread the word about Richardsons robust business climate, particularly in the innovation space, in Europe this fall.

Through Q3 2019 Richardson has recorded 25 expansions and relocations that will result in the addition of 3,547 new and retained jobs and the occupancy of 1,877,310 SF of office, flex and industrial space. The largest amount of that space will come when Texas Instruments builds the 870,000-square foot R-Fab II in the coming years.

  EDGE awards recognize outstanding companies, individuals and projects.The City of Richardson, Richardson Chamber of Commerce and Richardson Rotary Clubs are excited to announce the 2019 Economic Development, Growth and Expansion (EDGE) Award recipients,...

Artha Capital buys the four-building Richardson center just east of U.S. 75.

  by Dom DiFurio Staff Writer | The Dallas Morning News Texas Instruments is donating $5 million to the University of Texas at Dallas to create an endowment fund supporting engineering research in new and emerging fields. The gift is the largest single donation...

The city is updating a parking lot-heavy district that once served as a supply chain for the Telecom Corridor.

The city is updating a parking lot-heavy district that once served as a supply chain for the Telecom Corridor.