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Amazon has been hit with a whopping $888 million fine from the EU over how it handled private data.

In what is becoming an all-too-familiar routine, the New York Times has announced it is pushing back its return to the office.

Amazon has announced its Fire TV Cube now supports two-way Zoom video calling.

T-Mobile continued its assent in the US wireless industry, turning in a record-breaking Q2 and raising guidance across the board.

SAP and Google are tightening their working relationship, with the two companies partnering to help customers move to the cloud.

Alienware customers in specific states are in for a disappointment, as Dell is cancelling some shipments.

President Joe Biden is talking up the high-speed internet provision of his signature infrastructure bill.

Following news Apple would be attending its first NAB Show in a decade, the company has been pulled from the list of attendees.

The Federal Trade Commission may target Google and Facebook’s data, and the algorithms they rely on, as part of a larger antitrust crackdown.

Apple reported its third-quarter results, turning in a record quarter and smashing expectations.