China’s Communist Party had “supreme access” to all data held by TikTok’s parent company Bytedance, including on servers in the United States, a former employer who is bringing a wrongful termination lawsuit has alleged.

The billionaire said his mother "threw" him off the couch the summer he graduated, and he then worked 70 hours a week at his local supermarket.

Writer and documentarian Douglas Rushkoff told Wired he was excited for the possibilities of the digital economy in the 1990s, but that's changed.

Trial will test the experimental vaccine for safety and its ability to induce an immune response.

Some Tesla owners have had to "purchase a new battery at a cost of up to $15,000" after battery-draining software updates, the suit alleges.

If you think a password prevents scanning in the cloud, think again.

Trio of digital marketing firms cough up $600K to make astroturfing brouhaha just go away

France is investigating US tech giant Apple over it allegedly planning for smartphones to become out of date through restricting their repair, prosecutors and an association said on Monday.

COVID-19 used to be the talk of the town, the armageddon at the doorstep of the world, and it drew numerous conspiracy theories from across the world. Now,...

Samsung’s costly OLED mistake is a win for LG Display

Finland’s media literacy education stretches beyond standard K-12 streams. Government agencies like KAVI work with 1,000 organizations — from news media to NGOs — to bring media literacy education to all citizens and in different formats. 

The company’s chief executive told US Congress his ‘worst fear is that we, the industry, cause significant harm’

Sam Altman says before Senate judiciary committee that he supports guardrails for technology to minimize harms

The software engineer fled to China the same day his home was searched. He allegedly stole or attempted to steal Apple's "entire" autonomous source code.

H-1B visas have been a lightning rod in the immigration debate, with critics saying they are used to undercut US citizens and legal residents.

Google, which hosts billions of user accounts, said on Tuesday that it plans to delete accounts that have remained inactive for two years. The decision is part of the internet giant’s ongoing efforts to strengthen security measures for its vast user base…

While plenty of companies are telling their employees to get back into the office following the enforced work-from-home mandates that arrived in 2020, most aren't asking them...

The Arizona plant can process panels of every make and model, from any manufacturer at a rate of up to 10 panels per minute.

YouTube says it works hard to protect children, but the researchers say the material could traumatize vulnerable kids or send them down dark roads of radicalization and extremism.

A traffic light colour system will be introduced to make the church more transparent.

Elizabeth Holmes will soon have to report to prison to begin her 11-year sentence after she was convicted by a jury last year of defrauding investors.