Devens

Although biomanufacturing has been a bit slow to take hold in the region, there's only optimism for the budding industry.

Six inmates at the West Boylston House of Corrections graduated last week from a plastics manufacturing class run by Mount Wachusett Community College.

A century after it opened as a military base, Devens has become a center of innovation and technology.

Can Devens fulfill its promise as a place where Boston and Cambridge technological firms want to expand their manufacturing capabilities in a less costly, but still easily accessible location?

The farm of the future is in a nondescript greenhouse down a wooded residential road next to a site where the military once trained for the Vietnam War.

As cyber threats rise, the supply of highly skilled cybersecurity workers is not meeting demand.

At first, it looks to be an imagination at work, or maybe the doings of ghosts: groups of tall shelves stacked with packages of clothing and moving entirely on their own.

Devens energy solutions provider AMSC announced Monday an agreement to supply electrical control systems for a Korean wind turbine manufacturer.

Global energy solutions provider AMSC has acquired a Washington cryo-cooling company for $3.75 million, the company announced Tuesday.

Operon, a healthcare production staffing agency based in Lowell with offices in Devens and Clinton, has been acquired by a California-based company.