US software company SAS Institute has withdrawn from the Chinese market. With this move, the company has ended more than two decades of operations amid domestic competition and geopolitical tensions.

One of China’s top employers for 17 consecutive years, SAS follows other Western tech firms in scaling back local operations.

SAS has again earned distinction as No. 2 on the Chartis RiskTech100® 2026. This marks the third consecutive year that the ...

A lot of people may not think twice about reading a chart or graph, but Cary-based SAS has developed a new software to help blind users see data in a unique way. A lot of people may not think twice ...

A new study has unveiled one of the most accurate corporate credit risk forecasting models to date. This study is a result of collaboration among quantitative finance experts from data and AI leader ...

The American company has also laid off about 400 people in mainland China. The lay-offs were announced via email and a short ...

SAS thought leaders emphasize a simple message to move forward: It's time for AI providers and organizational users to be accountable. Embracing the fundamentals of data management and trustworthy AI ...

To help build its new artificial data generator, the Cary analytics company SAS Institute announced Tuesday it acquired core software from the London-based synthetic data provider Hazy. SAS says this ...

The purchase brings two packages into the SAS risk portfolio: Energy Bookrunner and Tradeblotter. The company says the two systems can be integrated with SAS’s own risk tool, SAS Risk Dimensions, to ...

The features provided by SAS/ETS software are extensions to the features provided by base SAS software. Many data management and reporting capabilities you will need are part of base SAS software.