In a decisive ruling, U.S. District Judge Beryl Howell upheld the administration's authority to impose steep fees on skilled foreign worker visas, rejecting business lobby challenges.
The AI giant moves to absorb the leadership and technology of one of its most promising challengers, reshaping the competitive landscape for inference chips.
The decision by the AI giant to stop moving forward with Intel's advanced manufacturing process signals deep challenges for the US push toward semiconductor independence.
With a suite of new features ranging from AI-driven discovery to episodic organization, YouTube is blurring the line between social video and premium television.
In a bid to streamline development and boost performance, ExpressVPN is migrating its desktop applications to a shared Qt architecture, starting with a major Linux redesign.
In a major strategic realignment, the automaker is repurposing its stalled electric vehicle infrastructure to build massive battery systems for data centers and the grid.
New reports suggest the GPU giant is pivoting further toward AI, planning drastic cuts to consumer graphics card production that could drive prices up and availability down.
After decades of known vulnerabilities, Microsoft confirms it will disable RC4 by default in Active Directory by mid-2026, forcing a global migration to AES encryption.
By deploying the massive AmpereOne processor, Oracle creates a high-density, consistent performance alternative to x86, challenging the proprietary silicon models of AWS and Google.
Ending a 14-year legacy of SCSI emulation, Microsoft's new native NVMe stack promises massive efficiency gains for data centers, reducing CPU overhead and boosting IOPS.