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Venture capitalists in Silicon Valley are worried China will soon overtake the U.S. in areas like artificial intelligence and autonomous vehicles. » Read More
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You might be noticing that your inbox is getting flooded with emails from sites and services you haven't used in years. Here's why. » Read More |
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The Trump administration is telling lawmakers it has reached an agreement to aid Chinese telecom firm ZTE » Read More |
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Mobile Virtual Player's football-playing robots cost a whole lot less than hiring a professional athlete, but MVP President and CEO Joe McLaughlin doesn't see these robots replacing players anytime soon
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Two-thirds of the world’s 7.6 billion inhabitants have a mobile phone. More than half of these are smartphones, and in the past decade, the market has increased tenfold.
Executives told Wall Street this week that they're interested in making money in the health space.
Beancounters have been trying to get the government to cut down for years on investing in new servers.
The Tesla CEO criticized journalists on Wednesday on the heels of a report saying negative media coverage is "increasingly immaterial" to Tesla's stock price.
GDPR is a sweeping new data regulation that's now in force and affects some of the biggest tech firms in the world.
Here's why the U.S. is in a fight with Chinese smartphone maker ZTE and why it may soon come to an end.
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A few bitcoin miners have asked about Wyoming's new blockchain laws, but nothing major has come of the legislation just yet.
A Ukrainian social media network sent group to bury hard drive with digital tokens on Everest, leading to a man's death, FT says.
Apple's software and services segment has been a particular growth point for the iPhone maker in recent years.
Police in Shanghai have busted what they say is a gang who duped websites into deleting negative reviews by posing as government censors and media personnel, the South China Morning Post reports.
Max Schrems' non-profit organization NOYB filed complaints against Google, Facebook and Facebook-owned services WhatsApp and Instagram.
A family in Portland says their Echo device recorded their conversation and sent the audio to a random person on their contact list.
The free video game "Fortnite" is a massively popular game that is generating hundreds of millions of dollars each month in revenue. But unlike other popular online games like "Call of Duty" franchise, "Fortnite" is free to play.
Apple has blocked the plans of the biggest distributor of PC-based video games to extend its reach into iPhones, according to the game distributor.
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