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Latest News

November 2025

The Border Tech Lab will offer a group talk on November 6th at 1pm CT as part of the Perry Castañeda Library's Digital Scholars in Practice series at The University of Texas at Austin. We will discuss our ongoing research on Austin's semiconductor industry and Texas' computing infrastructure.

September 2025

Claire Fitch presented research from the Border Tech Lab at the annual meeting of the Society for Social Studies of Science in Seattle. She examined the techno-capitalist and settler colonial arrangements at the heart of Austin, Texas' semiconductor industry.

May 2024

The Feminist Cyberlaw (open access) volume is out with amazing entries tackling how gender, race, sexuality, disability, class, and its intersections affect and are affected by cyberspace and the laws governing it. Iván and Victoria have a piece on "Artificial Intelligence, Microwork, and the Racial Politics of Care" you can read here (open access).

February 2024

Iván and Odalis workshopped an article manuscript with the Critical Digital Studies Group at the University of Texas at Austin. The manuscript is based on research conducted with the lab for the past two years about the future of work and people analytics as technopolitical regimes.

January 2024

Thrilled to see the lab continue to grow. We want to welcome Isabelle Haid (Research Fellow for the Experimental Humanities Collaborative Network at Bard) to the Lab.

August 2023

We want to welcome Claire Fitch (PhD candidate in Geography at UT) to the Lab. We are excited to work and think with you!

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