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Some of the most common phishing techniques are declining, but not because attackers are giving up.

Google must treat third-party services like its own in search results, and allow apps distributed through the Play Store to communicate about other sales channels too.

AMD is making a serious play for Nvidia's crown with its new Helios rack-scale AI platform, Venice CPUs, and MI455X chips.

A more frequent model release cycle may bring faster improvements to capabilities and pricing, but CIOs will pay the price in testing, governance and validation, analysts say.

As rivals raise prices to survive the global memory crunch, Apple's low-cost Mac keeps climbing the charts -- and Cupertino is already teasing what comes next.

OpenAI says Presence resolved 75% of inbound support issues in its own deployment, but analysts say fragmented enterprise systems could limit automation, with slower hiring more likely than immediate job cuts.

Technology companies have continued to lay off staff in 2025 and 2026, despite the support of the US administration. Here's an updated timeline of notable layoffs, and reasons why Big Tech is in turmoil.

The company says the move isn't about margins, but about creating a flatter organization built around AI agents, autonomous teams, and deeper customer engagement.

Apple will launch a new deal with Klarna next week allowing customers to spread out the cost of devices like a subscription.

Turn a Word doc into a slide deck, pull out key data points, spin up speaker notes these are just some of the nifty tricks Copilot can pull off in PowerPoint.