The advanced 'new companion to search' is one of several AI-powered products Google is testing to transform its AI-toolkit.

Facebook middle managers beware: According to Zuckerberg, managers shouldn't be rewarded for creating large teams.

Apple, Meta, and Twitter have all disclosed cybersecurity attacks over the past 12 months. We track the latest data breaches.

Google's decision to fire 6% of its workforce has not gone down well with the employees left on the company payroll.

The move is another in a long line of tech layoffs that have kicked off in the new year.

The program will wind down on February 20, 2023. Amazon cites a failure to "create the impact" that it had wanted.

Amazon’s new delivery option “Prime Lite” is currently being trialed in India, but how does it differ from Prime?

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Cook asked for the pay cut himself, following shareholder criticism. Apple's stocks dipped by around 27% last year.

CEO Andy Jassy said that eliminating thousands of roles at the company had been a "difficult decision" to make.

Apple came in second place, closely followed by IBM, knocking the previous years' top 5 tech companies off the board

iOS and iPadOS users have been advised to update their devices as soon as possible.

Chrome users can now enjoy passwordless logging on Windows, Android, and iOS thanks to the use of passkeys.

The Google VPN's source code review is out, and it found a couple dozen potential privacy issues. Here's what to know.

Reports suggest that Amazon may be about to lay off twice as many employees as originally reported in mid-November.

The news comes just weeks after Twitter announced a 90% cut in workforce in the same region. Is Big Tech leaving India?

As big tech grapples with lost profits and productivity, could generative AI be the answer? Google is hoping so.

The commercial version of the app will be closed, but government and enterprise versions will remain.

The tech industry is tightening its belt. And in the new year, that belt is likely to get a little tighter.

HR, retail, and device workers are the first to go in the company's biggest round of layoffs to date.

The CEO doubles down on Apple's office policy, insisting that in-person collaboration is essential for the company.