Craig Hale

A bad employee onboarding experience could be costing US businesses more than they realize thanks to broader knock-on effects.

Programmers are realizing the benefits of artificial intelligence and agentic AI, but there are still some key hurdles.

Google co-founder Sergey Brin says 60 hours of work a week should suffice.

Trump isn’t the only reason that PC upgrades could be getting costlier and less common, analysts say.

Salesforce’s Marc Benioff envisions a world where CEOs simultaneously manage humans and AI agents.

Google’s People Operations workers are at risk as the company looks to shed some of its more expensive employees.

After acquiring more stock last quarter, HP is planning to remove almost all of its US manufacturing away from China.

Salesforce users will now be able to use Gemini models, with long token context windows and up-to-date information.

Some Microsoft Office users are getting access to ad-supported, restricted desktop apps for Word, Excel and PowerPoint.

Hot on the heels of other web-building AI, Hostinger has introduced Horizons, a new no-code web app creator.

Apple will invest the amount of revenue it makes in an entire year by 2029 to support US manufacturing and R&D.

Amazon overtakes Walmart in terms of quarterly revenue, but how long will it last before it regains pole position?

The SEC wants to tackle cyberthreats which use new and emerging technologies such as AI and machine learning.

HP wants customers to self-service their problems so much it’s reportedly adding a 15-minute wait to calls.

IBM workers are alleging its tightening return-to-office policy is unfairly targeting older workers.

Microsoft is reminding users that WSUS driver synchronization is set for deprecation soon.

Google's new AI tool wants to help determine your ideal job and how to identify your unique skills.

Zoom adds even more AI-powered features to make sure you don’t just think of it as ‘that’ video calling app.

AWS hoped Chime would be a breath of fresh air in business communications, but it’s now retiring.

Veeam accidentally restored an old database, wiping up to 24 hours’ worth of forum data from its site.

Meta is starting work on a new 50,000km subsea cable spanning the entire globe, worth an estimated $10 billion.

CISPE board members must be Europe-based, so AWS has stepped down, but remains a member.

Hector Martin has resigned from Asahi Linux “effective immediately,” citing burnout and Linux community challenges.

Steam users who downloaded PirateFi are being warned to run a system check or fully reset their PC.

US officials are urging the Director of National Intelligence to reconsider US-UK cybersecurity arrangements.