Technology

Nearly two months after the viral success of China’s DeepSeek prompted a reckoning for tech companies, leading AI firms are embracing a new approach.

The average American workday now concludes at 4:39 p.m., a notable 42 minutes earlier than it did just two years ago when the clock-out time hovered around 5:21 p.m, according to the latest data from the workforce analytics and productivity software company ActivTrak.

The U.S. Federal Trade Commission is moving ahead with a sprawling antitrust probe of Microsoft opened in the waning days of the Biden administration.

Cobalt prices are soaring as a surprise export ban from the world’s largest producing country fuels mounting uncertainty along the supply chain.

French publishers and authors are suing Meta Platforms Inc. for copyright infringement, accusing the tech giant of using their books to train its generative AI.

Northvolt AB filed for bankruptcy in Sweden, bringing to an end a company that was once seen as the future of Europe’s battery production.

Elon Musk’s fans are known for their commitment to Tesla Inc., but in the current rout of the stock even long-term believers are backing away.

Alphabet Inc.’s Google is in final talks to acquire AdHawk Microsystems Inc., a maker of eye-tracking technology, part of a renewed push into headsets and smart glasses.

The flight from risk taking place in U.S. equities has been painful for the tech giants who were last year’s big winners, but it pales in comparison to the walloping being doled out in the more speculative fringes of the market. 

Hours after a series of outages Monday that left X unavailable to thousands of users, Elon Musk claimed that the social media platform was being targeted in a 'massive cyberattack.'

What had been a steady pullback from the U.S. stock market accelerated sharply Monday as investors retreated from virtually every type of risk. 

Shares of Michael Saylor’s Strategy are on track to fall nearly half from their peak as investors fret about economic headwind.

Some early users were enthusiastic about the product’s capabilities; others complained it took too long and crashed.

The U.S. Supreme Court refused to revive a US$1.6 billion award against International Business Machines Corp., accused by KKR & Co.’s BMC Software.

Canada’s Mitel Networks has filed for bankruptcy in the US as the telecommunications firm continued to struggle after carrying out debt maneuvers about two years ago.