"Securing clean, reliable energy is necessary to continue advancing our AI ambitions," said a Meta spokesperson.

Microsoft laid off more than 6,000 workers this month, and now it's adding more than 300 from the Washington office.

Samsung and Perplexity are reportedly teaming up for a wide-reaching partnership – as tech continues to bet big on AI.

President Trump posted on Truth Social that Apple needs to start manufacturing iPhones in the US or face the consequences.

Declining sales in the US TikTok Shop due to tariffs have force the social media giant to lay off employees.

The impacted workers will likely total around 6,000 across all layers of the company, including the LinkedIn team.

The dismissal comes just a few days after the Librarian of Congress, who oversees the copyright office, was also fired.

The AI push allowed the tech firm to save money and invest in other areas, which has created many "critical thinking" roles.

Microsoft's goal to overhaul its cybersecurity is coming to fruition. Other tech companies could learn from its example.

As the antitrust case against Google continues, the company is arguing that a harsh verdict will damage US AI innovation.

Microsoft adds Researcher and Analyst AI agents to Copilot, enabling deeper research abilities.

Humanoid robots will soon join the workforce, according to the CEO of Nvidia, with factory work the likeliest destination.

Google seems to be hoping that Gemini will become so integrated into phone users’ experiences that it becomes a go-to.

OpenAI is already working closely with the Trump administration. Now, it's asking for more favors.

Salesforce plans to invest $1 billion in Singapore as it bids to cement its status as a frontrunner in the AI race.

The app will only be banned for a year, according to Albanian officials.

Google is rolling out new AI-powered search features, and hopefully it goes better than the first time.

Microsoft is taking on Salesforce with its latest AI innovations, Sales Agent and Sales Chat. Who will emerge victorious?

Latest layoffs join a long line of previous redundancies made by Alphabet and Google over the last two years.

Google added automatic captions for Google Drive videos last year and has now launched a searchable transcript tool.

Grok 3 is now available to premium X subscribers. Will the "scary smart" platform give the US the upper hand in the AI race?