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Intel is axing entire teams art multiple locations in Israel, with thousands more from other countries expected to follow.

The pair of appointments is another feel good story for the executive leadership team at OpenAI.

Report warns that scammers now posing as IT workers on Microsoft Teams to get remote access to victims' computers.

Social media giant is making Llama available to US government to help it win "global race for AI leadership".

The CEO of AI search venture, Perplexity, has offered help with election coverage as the New York Times faces a walk-out.

Announced only two weeks ago, Claude 3.5 Haiku is pricier than its predecessor to "to reflect its increase in intelligence".

It's just a small decrease, but salaries aren't raising as much on average in 2024 as they were in 2023.

Uber's discount will show up as a pop-up when you open the app, where as Lyft users can use a dedicated code.

The AI-generated interviews with deceased historical and literary figures will end very soon after they first began.

Retaining customers is one of the best ways to help your business succeed, and a good loyalty program can help.

Companies are hiring for remote positions around the world, and you can apply today.

ChatGPT Search is finally here, and it may give Google a run for its money.

"Ghost jobs" are on the rise. But what are they, and how can you avoid getting caught cold by this growing trend?

The South Korean electronics giant has seen a 40% drop in quarter-on-quarter profits as AI chip delays and layoffs hit.

A leaked internal email has revealed that Dorsey plans to cut nearly a quarter of Tidal’s staff to streamline operations.

Set yourself up for next summer, today, by applying for one of these exciting big tech internships.

Dropbox has announced it is letting go of over 500 employees in a bid to create a more efficient business structure.

A group of over 500 Amazon employees has called on the company to reverse its recent return-to-office policy.

LinkedIn has launched its very first AI agent, and it's expected to upend the recruiting process as we know it.

 CEO Marc Benioff, a vocal critic of other AI developers like Microsoft, says Agentforce is "what AI was meant to be."

Viral videos on the social media platform demonstrated to users how to commit check fraud.