That’s two billion billion operations a second, enough to explore the brain and discover drugs.

The company’s lawsuit attributes the alleged scheme to hackers in India and Vietnam.

The tracking service for AirTags, iPhones and more can turn peace of mind into panic with false alarms. Tweaking some settings can help.

The world’s richest man and others are describing a world with little work.

New tools can create fake videos and clone the voices of those closest to us. ‘This is how authoritarianism arises.’

The home, work and travel items so good we spent our own money on them, from a retro camera with a modern twist to an AI-powered bird feeder.

For the second time, the chip giant is responding to tightening U.S. regulations by making chips tailored for Chinese customers.

The company later restored access to the chatbot, which is owned by OpenAI.

Chinese videogame maker Tencent agrees to start selling a new lower-cost headset from Meta late next year.

The PERM program allowa employers to sponsor workers for lawful permanent resident status.

Executives and financiers hustle to get off-the-shelf drones to Israel for reconnaissance, rescue

Former Apple execs launch a wearable Ai Pin that uses ChatGPT.

The search and software titans trade accusations as memory of detente fades.

CEO Mark Zuckerberg nixed efforts to address potential harms to teens, according to the complaint.

The company, in its latest healthcare push, plans to offer its millions of Amazon Prime subscribers a low-cost annual membership to One Medical, the primary-care business it purchased for $3.9 billion.

Beefier machines, easier-to-use interfaces and generational disillusionment with fast fashion might have something to do with it.

Facebook parent said new policy to be in effect at the beginning of next year and ahead of U.S. presidential primaries

Chief Executive Officer Michael Colglazier said the company needed to divert resources to deliver its new Delta Class ships.

The media veteran is drumming up video deals with NFL, NBA and others as “training wheels” for nervous brands.

Intel is the leading candidate to potentially receive billions of dollars in government funding for secure facilities producing microchips for U.S. military and intelligence applications.

The legal fight with Epic Games is the latest challenge over agreements the search company struck with mobile phone makers.

Love of the status quo or fear of unknown issues? Some phone and computer users are holding on to earlier OS versions for dear life.

Billionaire says first product from his artificial-intelligence startup will eventually be available to subscribers on X.

To beat the heat that our devices throw off, engineers are experimenting with synthetic diamonds, ultrapure glass and other obscure materials.

Microsoft, Amazon and Google benefit from OpenAI and Anthropic paying for the expensive cloud services needed to run their products.

When a Meta security expert told Mark Zuckerberg that Instagram’s approach to protecting teens wasn’t working, the CEO didn’t reply. Now the former insider is set to tell Congress about the predatory behavior.

Sales fell for the fourth straight quarter, including a decline in China that came as the company faces a broad economic slowdown in the country and new competition from rival Huawei Technologies.

The executives discussed how its pricing policies had a “punitive aspect” on sellers, according to internal documents quoted in newly unredacted portions of the agency’s monopoly lawsuit against the company.

Nearly 1 in 7 Americans had a package stolen from their homes in the first 10 months of 2022. This holiday season, some are using smart-yet-ugly lockboxes to protect their purchases.

After boys shared faked pornographic images made of female classmates, both the school and the local police began investigating.

The U.S., China and two dozen other countries pledged closer cooperation in evaluating the risks posed by most advanced forms of artificial intelligence.

Intel, Samsung and others see a semiconductor rebound as tech demand starts to recover.

The Denver-based telecommunications company said the deal will also provide it with $1.2 billion in additional financing.

The online dating company said that $40 million placed in escrow will be returned to Match and no other amount will be owed by the Match plaintiffs to Google.

Sensor maker Hesai is fighting U.S. concerns about lidar systems used in next-generation vehicles and weapons.

The tech company had been pushing to make chip shipments for next year before new restrictions came into effect.

Elon Musk previously said he sees a clear, but difficult, path to X being worth more than $250 billion eventually.

The “Scary Fast” computers get powerful M3 chips, but everything else remains largely the same.