More than 38,000 Massachusetts residents have signed up for the state's free AI training since Governor Healey's partnership with Google launched in February. MassLive breaks down who's actually enrolling — and what the numbers say about how the Commonwealth is preparing its workforce for AI.

Springfield residents can access free digital skills training at Tech Foundry's Main Street location through a new Comcast partnership. Participants who complete training receive 6 months of free internet service, and the first 50 to finish six classes receive free laptops.

Tech Hub Director, William Medina, attended the launch of Comcast's Lift Zone at Westhampton Woods Senior Housing. We are grateful to Comcast for their ongoing support of Tech Foundry's Tech Hubs in Holyoke and Springfield.

Students who complete Tech Foundry’s popular computer-science workforce training programs will be able to claim 15 credits — a semester’s worth of work — through the UMass University Without Walls.

The partnership is a pathway for the non-traditional student who turns to Tech Foundry for training and a leg up toward an entry-level job in information technology and computing,

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Tech Bridge is launching in Springfield to fill tech job gaps in IT and AV with scholarship-based tech training, Industry aligned certifications and career coaching & industry networking

Kathy Ninh and Christina Brown work on Tech Foundry computers. The Springfield nonprofit group aims to prepare students for local careers in information technology.

Digital access is the great equalizer for people across the world, but not everyone owns and knows how to use a computer.

Now a nonprofit workforce development company is hoping to change that one person at a time by opening a Tech Hub on the fifth floor of 1350 Main St. that will offer a wide variety of free technology classes, computer repair and other services for those who need it.