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China's Internet Censorship Has 66,000 Rules That Control Search Engine Results: Report

A cybersecurity research group revealed thousands of censorship algorithms in top Chinese internet platforms, including Microsoft's Bing.

Micron Tech Close To Setting Up $1 Billion Semiconductor Plant In India, Says Report

The company aims to use the facility in India to process some of its own wafers manufactured across the globe.

YouTube Music Contract Workers Vote Unanimously To Unionize; Prepare To Bargain With Alphabet

Though the workers are hired by third-party tech services provider Cognizant, the National Labor Relations Board in March ruled Google is a joint employer.

Apple Removes Crucial Crypto Document Hidden In Its Computers Without Any Explanation

A recent evaluation conducted by participants of Apple's Beta Software Program showed that the beta version of the upcoming macOS update, macOS Ventura 13.4, no longer contains the crucial cryptocurrency document.

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Logos of Amazon and Amazon Prime are pictured on vehicles outside the Amazon Fulfilment Centre in Altrincham, near Manchester, Britain, November 26, 2021.

Amazon Layoffs: Studios, Prime Video Workers Bracing For Their Turn, Report Says

Amazon had left its entertainment arms untouched even with job cuts in other departments, but employees are speculating that they may no longer be immune to the cost-cutting measures.

Bankman-Fried attends a hearing on FTX fraud case in New York City

FTX Drags Down Web3 Game? 'Storybook Brawl' Announces Shutdown, Says 'There Is No Path Forward'

While developer Good Luck Games did not mention the reason behind the shutdown, the widely-held assumption is that the Web3 game "Storybook Brawl" was caught in the chaos of FTX.

Recent Twitter Changes Exploited By Russia, China, Iran To Disseminate Disinformation: Report

State news agencies belonging to Russia, Iran and China registered significant boosts in their interaction ratios after the recent changes introduced on Twitter.

Russia's Sberbank Launches Own ChatGPT Alternative; Could Be Better Than OpenAI Chatbot

The launch of GigaChat is seen as the latest effort by Russia in its technological competition with the United States.

Amazon Says It Terminated Work With Contractor Whose Drivers Scored Union Victory: Reports

Battle-Tested, a third-party contractor of Amazon, has reached a tentative agreement with 84 delivery drivers but the e-commerce giant may have side-stepped the organizing workers.

Amazon Reportedly Delays NFT Marketplace Debut Due To Technical, Commercial Issues

The NFT Marketplace is now set to launch on May 15, according to a report.

A model of Sega character 'Sonic the Hedgehog' is pictured at its headquarters in Tokyo, Japan, February 16, 2022.

SEGA Of America Employees Vote To Form Union, Cite 'Lack Of Control' Over Working Conditions

More than 140 workers at SEGA of America are demanding voluntary recognition of their union for better working conditions and worker empowerment.

The Chinese national flag is seen in Beijing, China

We Are Helping China Win The Tech Race, Sacrificing Our National Security

Massively investing in tech innovation is easy for China because the Chinese Communist Party and Government control major investments.

Tech Layoffs 2023: Over 600 Companies Cut 173,000 Jobs This Year, Including Meta And Lyft

More than 173,000 tech workers have lost their jobs so far in 2023 as some of the biggest tech companies implemented layoffs that affected thousands.

The new UK emergency alert aims to warn if there is danger to life nearby

UK To Test Alert System On Millions Of Phones

UK to test alert system on millions of phones

A number of celebrities have regained their blue ticks, seemingly without action on their part, including author Stephen King and former US president Donald Trump

Twitter Reinstates Blue Ticks For Some Media, Celebrities

Twitter reinstates blue ticks for some media, celebrities

Elon Musk's long-promised move to strip free blue ticks from many Twitter users has swung into action

Twitter Drops Media Tags In Latest Changes

Twitter has dropped "state-affiliated" and "government-funded" labels from media accounts after widespread complaints, according to a review Friday of many high-profile pages.

Canada is luring Volkswagen with a multi-billion subsidy to build its first overseas EV battery plant in this country. Pictured is its new ID.Buzz, the electrified EV incarnate of its classic Microbus, unveiled in March 2022 in Austin, Texas

Canada Pledges Can$13.2 Bn Subsidies For VW Battery Plant

Canada pledges Can$13.2 bn subsidies for VW battery plant

Sennheiser IE 200 Hands-on Review: Flagship Sound at an Entry Price?

The Sennheiser IE 200 features the same 7mm extra-wideband True Response transducer found in the pricier IE 600 and IE 900 models.

Most Of Meta's Anti-Misinformation Team Laid Off Amid Oversight Board Call Out: Report

Layoffs in the misinformation team came as part of the second round of reductions announced by Meta to cut around 4,000 employees this month.

The Propelling Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Businesses

US Employees Concerned Over Use Of AI In Hiring, Evaluating Performance: Study

While some believe AI can help lighten the workload of HR departments, critics have warned against depending on AI-collected data.

Did Elon Musk Pay For LeBron James' Blue Tick? NBA Star Retains Verified Checkmark Without Paying

Lebron James' media advisor said the NBA star did not pay for verification.

BuzzFeed has announced that it will shut down its news division

Insider Lays Off 10% Of Staff As BuzzFeed News Shuts Down: Reports

Insider's president said she would work with the Insider Union to "provide clarity on our proposed changes" and establish a bargaining process.

The United States, Britain and Australia announced in September that they had formed a new military alliance -- AUKUS

World War 3 Could Be High-Tech: These 7 Technologies Are Keys To Victory

According to a global security think tank, conflicts in the future could be won by using technology, urging the U.S. and its allies to ramp up their forces.

Big Tech May Save TikTok As US Firms Push Back On Ban Legislation

Some politicians have expressed concerns about a proposed bill seeking to ban TikTok and now the opposing side is being joined by U.S. tech firms who fear that their business may be affected.

Apple CEO Tim Cook poses for a portrait at the Apple Park campus in California

Apple CEO Meets India's Prime Minister, Reaffirms Commitment To Grow, Invest Across Country

"From education and developers to manufacturing and the environment, we're committed to growing and investing across the country," Tim Cook tweeted after his meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Chatbot Race: Google Employees Criticize Bard Over ChatGPT Rival's 'Pathological' Lies, Report Says

Google employees reportedly begged the company to not launch Bard over the chatbot's "pathological" lies, but the company ultimately opened access to the ChatGPT rival last month.

Tesla's Q1 2023 Report Reveals Its Pro-Bitcoin Stance; Beats Revenue Estimate By $100M

Unlike MicroStrategy which has remained bullish in its stance on Bitcoin and has already earned revenue from its BTC holdings, Tesla appears to have mellowed down in its Bitcoin accumulation.

Elon Musk making Twitter more open to hateful, harmful or dishonest tweets could be ramping up financial pressure on the tech firm the Tesla chief bought late last year in a $44 billion deal

Elon Musk Threatens To Sue Microsoft; Here's Why

"They trained illegally using Twitter data. Lawsuit time," Elon Musk wrote on Twitter.

Instagram London Team May Either Be Cut Or Relocated Amid Meta Layoffs, Report Says

Meta is going through another round of layoffs after it cut 11,000 jobs in November, and Instagram's London office will reportedly be affected this time.

Samsung Galaxy S24 Latest Rumored Feature Makes Sense For Souped-Up Camera

A new leak has emerged, suggesting the anticipated Samsung Galaxy S24 series will pack in more RAM.

The Apple iPhone 14, The Apple iPhone 14 Pro and the Apple iPhone 14 Pro Max are seen at the Apple Fifth Avenue store in Manhattan, New York City

iPhone 15 vs. Google Pixel Fold: What To Expect?

The year 2023 is poised to be a new banner year for the smartphone industry with the upcoming release of Apple's iPhone 15 and Google's Pixel Fold.

Meta To Cut About 4,000 Technical Jobs On Facebook And Instagram, Report Says

Meta reduced its workforce by 13% in November 2022, but the layoffs aren't over, as the company is reportedly cutting thousands of technical jobs starting Wednesday.

Bitcoin Miners Face Major Setback As Intel Axes Year-Old Crypto Chip

Intel expects to stop getting orders for the crypto mining chip, dubbed Blockscale, by Oct. 20, 2023, and terminate shipping of the said product line by April 20, 2024.

Dogecoin Spikes After Elon Musk Inches Closer To Make Good On His Promise

The "Chief Twit" is officially changing Twitter, Inc.'s name to X Corp starting next month and is currently working to make the social media platform his dream "Everything App."

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