SoftBank lost a major name from its board and confirmed historic losses on Monday — signs of turmoil at the Japanese conglomerate after it was battered by the coronavirus pandemic and a series of tech bets gone bad.
The coronavirus pandemic could usher in an even more intense era of mass data collection -- the vast hoovering up of who went near whom and when, who is healthy to travel, and scraps of personal DNA languishing in databases.
Apple has come a long way from its origins as a small-time PC maker for hobbyists. But one thing has remained remarkably consistent about Apple over the past 44 years: It's been stuck in two dimensions.
The US Commerce Department said Friday it is moving to restrict Huawei's ability to manufacture and obtain semiconductor chips using American-made software and technology, which could cut the company off from a key component from its suppliers.
For weeks, Amazon has frustrated workers and critics by declining to provide information about the total number of confirmed coronavirus cases at its warehouses.
As the coronavirus crisis drags on, licensed therapists and psychiatrists on TikTok are spotlighting the coronavirus crisis' impact on mental health, which some of them say hasn't been discussed nearly enough.
Foxconn says all of its major factories in mainland China are back to normal again after the coronavirus pandemic hobbled production earlier this year.
Nintendo is angling for yet another hit on its Switch console system with its latest installment of the Mario franchise, "Paper Mario: The Origami King," which will be released in July.
US officials are working with some of the world's leading chipmakers in an effort to expand semiconductor manufacturing capability in the United States, a move intended to reduce the industry's reliance on producers in East Asia for those crucial electronics components.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk has become one of America's biggest return-to-work cheerleaders, but some of his employees aren't as super stoked about going back to the factory.
Social media platforms will now have 24 hours to remove hate speech, and just one hour to remove chid pornography and terrorist content or face hefty fines.
A new report from a Dutch security researcher details a hacking mechanism that targets a common feature on millions of computers: the Thunderbolt port.
