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Canada is winding down TikTok's business operation, as the app continues attract ire for its shady data collection practices.

Several leading players from across the tech space have quickly moved to congratulate the President-elect.

Experts are predicting that the Trump administration will pursue a policy of “light touch administration” towards crypto.

Amazon is after those that it claims are running an "illicit business of selling fake product reviews to bad actors."

The third most valuable company in the world just announced a range of initiatives to make humanoid robots a possibility.

The ransomware group Hellcat made the strange demand of a French industrial and energy equipment provider.

The AI system, dubbed Jarvis AI, was discovered on the Google Chrome extension store.

A judge has dismissed a class action case that had accused Google of profiting from a Google Play gift card scam.

Amazon CEO Andy Jassy has denied accusations that the company’s strict RTO mandate is a way of slimming down his workforce.

Mozilla has confirmed it is making another job cull, with a third of roles going at its nonprofit foundation.

This trial signals that Microsoft is finally turning its attention to boosting AI capabilities for its games platform.

There are just under two weeks left for Cash App users to claim a pay out in the multi-million data breach settlement.

Sensitive information such as religious, political and sexual preferences has been collected without users' consent.

Intel is axing entire teams at 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".