Laid-off tech workers seek leverage on the way out
Some employees laid off by tech companies are hiring lawyers or other advisers to press for more money or an extension of their health benefits before agreeing to deals.
Tech giants’ cloud pains aren’t shared equally
Amazon’s CEO has cited reduced mortgage volume and cryptocurrency trading as factors affecting usage of the company’s AWS cloud service in the recent quarter.
T-Mobile outage hits users across US
Over a span of 24-hours, there were over 83,000 reports of users experiencing disruptions that affected cellular services according to a website that tracks outages.
Meta employees say 'zero work' getting done as layoffs loom, report
Although Mark Zuckerberg has dubbed it the 'year of efficiency' some employees claim that a bunch of people are 'getting paid to do nothing' according to a recent report.
'Shark Tank' star Kevin O'Leary doubles down on controversial take on success: 'Sacrifice' takes 'guts'
If working 25 hours a day, eight days a week makes you uncomfortable, then "Shark Tank's" Kevin O'Leary says "don't even try" to become a successful entrepreneur.
Mark Cuban issues dire warning over ChatGPT
Mark Cuban predicted the tech sector's next big battle will be against AI tools like ChatGPT when they "start taking on a life of their own," on Jon Stewart's podcast.
How companies can minimize the cybersecurity risk from their tech vendors
As reliance on technology vendors increases, so do the cybersecurity risks. Utilizing cybersecurity professionals and empowering CIOs go a long way to preventing risk.
Alabama Democrats want to ban employers from forcing workers to get microchipped
Alabama Democrats are trying to pass a bill that would prohibit state agencies, private businesses, insurance providers and bail bondsmen from requiring microchips.
ChatGPT 'woke bias': AI program cheers Biden, not Trump; defines woman as 'gender identity,' rips fossil fuels
Elon Musk said ChatGPT's bias is "extremely concerning" after it was reported the AI program praises Democrats but not Republicans and mentions "gender identity" in defining a woman.
US blacklists Chinese companies, research institute over suspected spy balloon
The U.S. took action on Friday to blacklist six Chinese entities as part of retaliation over an alleged Chinese spy balloon that was shot down last weekend.
Princeton student develops app to eliminate ChatGPT cheating
Princeton University student Edward Tian breaks down why he created technology to reduce plagiarism in school on 'The Claman Countdown.'
Airline group warns FAA over 5G retrofitting plan, says rules could cost industry $637M
The world's largest airline trade group warned the FAA this week its proposed requirement for upgrading planes for 5G will cost some $637 million, and many carriers won't be ready.
Gigapresses: The giant die casts reshaping car manufacturing
Tesla has pioneered the use of massive casting machines to make large single pieces of vehicle underbodies, streamline production and reduce the work of even robots.
Reddit hacked: Internal data accessed after phishing attack
Reddit said a bad actor had gained access to internal systems after obtaining one worker's credentials following a sophisticated phishing campaign targeting employees.
Virgin Atlantic CEO: Tech layoffs will impact airline industry
Virgin Atlantic CEO Shai Weiss noted that layoffs in the tech sector have an impact on the travel industry. He still contends that the corporate traveler will fully return in 2023.
Biden admin may be overlooking how deep the China security breach went, expert warns
Weifeng Zhong, a senior research fellow at the Mercatus Center at George Mason University, raises concerns over the China spy flight over the U.S.
Yahoo cutting 20% of workforce, adding to growing layoff woes
Yahoo, Inc. announced Thursday it is cutting more than a fifth of its workforce, becoming the latest tech firm to announce layoffs as part of a growing trend.
Activision CEO Kotick ‘will stay’ in unlikely event Microsoft merger fails: sources
Microsoft announced its intention to acquire Activision Blizzard in January 2022. Activision is known for its "Call of Duty," World of Warcraft" and "Candy Crush" video games.
Jim Jordan requests DOJ turn over documents with communications between Biden admin, social media giants
Rep. Jim Jordan wrote to the Justice Department on Wednesday to request copies of documents with communications between the Biden administration and social media companies.
Apple crash detection software triggers fake 911 calls
A new Apple feature is setting off false 911 calls. Crash detection is intended to call authorities when a user is in an accident, but is triggering even in a simple ski crash.



















