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Sleeker, lighter, and sporting an OLED display, the new iPad mini starts at $699.

Technology has changed, and so has my perspective on covering it. After more than 20 years of talking about how technology can improve our lives, I think it's time to ask tougher questions about the companies building it, the promises they're making, ...

It says it's building a 1GW virtual power plant, but it's really just paying people to turn off their appliances so others can use that electricity instead.

Google and Meta say they will open up as Microsoft and AWS did before them.

Projects at the European Commission and Swedish government agencies highlight the appeal of open, interoperable messaging based on the Matrix protocol and how it can coexist with established collaboration platforms.

It must be nice to have such a huge budget.

It's a warning shot to enterprises to comply with data protection legislation.

How did Apple manage to sell millions of new smartphones at $2,000 each in a downturn?

The SAP Stay Certified program now offers an optional AI-based way to perform annual recertification.

Security experts urge organizations to review certificate dependencies beyond browsers as trust-store changes take effect.