The company is reportedly in the final stages of some kind of deal with European regulators under which it would be forced change some of its business practices. Private employers shed 32,000 jobs in ...

MacStadium’s inaugural CIO survey indicates there's been rapid Mac deployment across US business during the last two years. Remote workers, multiple device types, data-intensive applications, and more ...

The organization’s ‘Iceberg Index’ is designed to track the different types of AI agents now doing work once conducted by people. The general consensus among experts is that the current level of ...

A push for unified federal rules comes as state AI regulations create a mounting compliance burden. Recent research finds that while companies are eager to embrace the fast-moving technology, their ...

Automated reduction-in-force software, developed by the US government decades ago, may be behind how federal employees are being laid off. Engineers, data scientists and IT staff cite belief that DOGE ...

News that Meta has poached Alan Dye , Apple’s vice president of human interface design, inevitably focuses on the credentials ...

Proton Sheets offers an alternative to businesses worried that data held in Excel and Google Docs will be used to train AI ...

The other day ComputerSweden reported that the Indian government had demanded that all mobile phones in the country be ...

The key reason: most enterprises rely on pretty much the same disaster recovery plan they’ve used for years — even though ...

In today’s 2-Minute Tech Briefing, ransomware attacks on outdated SonicWall devices highlight M&A cybersecurity blind spots.

The UK has a new law that is likely to impact Apple and force it to change some of the ways it does business.

The biggest take-away for enterprises may be that negotiating software contracts is a skill that requires training.