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Oracle underwent initiated massive layoffs earlier this week to their United States customer experience division in order to cut costs.

A California company is rolling out one of the world's first self-driving electric tractors, which could lead to faster, cheaper and safer farming methods.

Lyft will build a hybrid model of drivers and autonomous vehicles but rides will largely still be controlled by drivers, the company's president announced.

At the Missouri Easter Correctional Center, inmates can learn full stack web development and coding through tech nonprofit LaunchCode’s "JusTech" program, with the idea that they can build skills to work in the tech industry after their release.

Cristiano Amon told Fox Business that 5G, rural broadband and the connection between physical and digital spaces are areas of investment for Qualcomm.

Qualcomm CEO Cristiano Amon predicted the chip shortage could wane by 2023, but that demand for semiconductors will drastically increase in coming years.

Amazon will sublease some of its warehouse capacity as sales have suffered significant declines from where they were in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Emtrain President Odessa Jenkins told FOX Business that since implementing a pilot for a shortened workweek in July 2021, the company exceeded its business plans throughout the year and in the first quarter of 2022.

While UE5 offers improvements for developers such as an upgraded UI and better performance, the biggest changes are centered on photorealism.

Several websites including workplace messaging service Slack experienced widespread outages for hours on Tuesday, leaving many customers in the lurch.

Former Google chief Eric Schmidt and his wife, Wendy, have committed $125 million to a project aimed at advancing artificial intelligence while preparing for unintended consequences the technology could bring

Amazon founder Jeff Bezos is the world’s richest man, and he commissioned the world’s largest sailing yacht — so big that in order to get it out to sea, he’s offering to pay to take apart and reassemble a historic bridge that it needs to pass to get out of Rotterdam.

Some buyers have claimed to have waited about a year for the title, well over the 30 days allowed by law in some states for a company to provide the documents

The coronavirus pandemic has devastated many small and medium-sized businesses across America over the last two years, but many who have survived have come out stronger on the other side with new technologies and streamlined operations.

GoFundMe’s decision to remove the fundraiser for the trucker freedom protest in Ottawa is the latest example of big tech trying to shut down voices shunned by the left and is the “latest red flag that Silicon Valley’s power over us has to be stopped,” a former lieutenant governor of New York said.

Microsoft, the Justice Department and 35 state attorneys are accusing Apple of hurting competition in amicus briefs filed Friday.

Apple has filed for a restraining order against a woman who allegedly stalked the tech giant’s CEO Tim Cook, showed up at his house at least twice and sent him photos of guns and bullets, according court filings in Santa Clara.

CFRA analyst Tuna Amobi predicts some of the biggest streaming services will break out in a price war amid inflationary pressures.

A QR code scam is hitting Texas. The cities of Austin, San Antonio, Houston, and now the FBI have issued warnings against malicious QR codes that could steal your personal information.

AT&T Inc. and Verizon Communications Inc. said they agreed to delay their rollout of a new 5G service for two weeks, reversing course after previously declining a request by U.S. transportation officials.