Three major tech platforms announced new features this week, with Beehiiv expanding into podcasting, Cash App launching pay-later options, and Flipboard releasing Surf app.
AMD Chief Executive Lisa Su will visit Samsung's semiconductor facility in South Korea to explore expanding business ties between the two technology companies.
A proposed class action lawsuit alleges JetBlue used tracking tools to monitor customer browsing activity and adjust flight prices without proper consent.
Healthcare technology provider CareCloud disclosed that hackers accessed patient medical records in March, potentially affecting millions of patients.
Board, founded by Mirror creator Brynn Putnam, secured Series A funding led by Union Square Ventures for its social gaming platform.
A 13-acre property in Mill Valley, California is being offered for sale with the unusual requirement that buyers pay using equity in AI company Anthropic.
Marvell Technology shares gained after an analyst upgrade highlighted the company's position in artificial intelligence semiconductor markets.
A dancer with ALS used digital avatar technology to perform on stage again, restoring expression and connection that the disease had diminished.
Research reveals most technology issues go unreported to IT departments, leading to significant productivity losses and increased use of unauthorized tools.
BYD's Denza Z9GT electric vehicle can charge from 10% to 70% battery capacity in five minutes, demonstrating advances in EV charging technology.
Cambodia's parliament approved legislation to combat online scam operations that have made the country a regional cybercrime hub.
A federal judge has issued an injunction halting the integration of Nexstar and Tegna after regulators allowed the companies to exceed television ownership limits.
A cellular network marketed to Christians will launch next week, featuring network-level blocking of pornographic and gender-related content that cannot be disabled.
Three drivers sued San Jose and its police department over nearly 500 cameras that track vehicles across California.
Chinese e-commerce giant JD.com has launched its Joybuy platform in European markets, marking the company's expansion into Amazon's territory.
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