Microsoft recently laid off about 3% of its workforce — some 6,000 people. A big chunk of those were reportedly software engineers, aka coders.
Uncertainty over tariffs and a wider economic downturn are forcing investors to be more cautious.
AI-powered Google competitors are trying to figure out how to grab search revenue without losing users who are wary of advertising.
Every meeting has a PowerPoint, but not every meeting needs one. Matt Alston explains the program’s long corporate tyranny.
The early technological lead OpenAI had is fading, as Google and Meta continue to release and iterate competing AI products.
Google is facing a federal antitrust challenge. Microsoft endured similar scrutiny and came out in one piece.
These seven tech companies have an outsize influence on the stock market.
A flaw in a core piece of popular software can cause widespread problems, as was the case Friday.
Some companies may want to work with generative artificial intelligence systems that require less processing power and less cost.
Microsoft sees the change in strategy as a revenue opportunity, explains Tom Warren, senior editor at The Verge.
