The days of a free X (Twitter) may soon be over, with owner Elon Musk saying the company may start charging a monthly fee.
AWS has been amassing a stockpile of IPv4 addresses, a stockpile that could now be worth a whopping $4.5 billion.
Amazon has announced the dates of its second Prime Day event of the year, with “Prime Big Deal Days” slated for October 10-11.
Elon Musk has offered details on a meeting between tech leaders and lawmakers, saying there was “overwhelming consensus” in favor of AI regulation.
Cisco has killed off its Hyperflex hyperconverged infrastructure line of products, blaming a changing market.
Amazon continues to invest in generative AI, applying it to the task of creating product descriptions for sellers.
Microsoft is pulling out all the stops and making a massive concession in an effort to win UK approval of its Activision Blizzard acquisition.
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The UN has weighed in on the impact AI will have on the workforce, saying clerical jobs are the ones most at risk.
Amazon has unveiled its Fire TV Channels app, giving customers access to 400+ free channels.
As if TikTok’s problems couldn’t get any worse, the FBI and DOJ are investigating its parent company for surveilling Forbes journalists.
Pixel users hoping to use generative AI features in a more private manner are in for a disappointment, with the Pixel 8 offloading processing to the cloud.
SiFive, one of the major players in the RISC-V field, is laying off a substantial number of employees.
Apple is raising the price of its various subscription services, joining a growing trend among companies.
Honda has ended a deal with GM to create cheap EVs, saying the endeavor proved too difficult and expensive to be tenable.
Microsoft plans to hit the ground running with its Activision Blizzard acquisition, “doubling down” on game production.
The UK is poised to dash Big Tech’s hopes with plans to reject calls for an option to appeal antitrust rulings.
Nvidia revealed it was caught off guard by a new US ban on the sale of AI chips to China, with the ban coming sooner than expected.
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Motorola used Lenovo Tech World ’23 to show off new smartphone designs, with a heavy focus on adaptable displays.
Online retailer Zulily is engaging in another round of layoffs on the heels of losing its CEO.
Slack has officially dropped support for X integration, blaming the social media platform’s recent API changes.
CVS has stopped carrying common cold medications following an FDA report concluding they are ineffective.
Okta’s stock dropped more than 11% in the wake of a data breach that impacted customers.
Microsoft has announced it is improving Microsoft Teams Together Mode, moving the feature under shared content.
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella has spoken out about Windows Mobile, saying killing it off was a mistake.
California has dealt General Motors’ self-driving ambitions a major setback, suspending the company’s testing over safety issues.
Apollo developer Christian Selig is on to his next project, announcing an iOS widget to help users learn a new language.
Microsoft seems hell-bent on alienating users and returning to the Microsoft of the ’90s, displaying a poll when users try to install Google Chrome.
Automattic, the company behind WordPress, has purchased messaging platform Texts in a bet on the future of messaging.
Colorado has proposed a law that would charge an additional fee for large trucks and SUVs, using the money to fund road infrastructure.
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