US inflation is slowing faster than expected. That is according to data from the US Department of Labor on Wednesday.
Attackers used a so-called zero-day vulnerability to collect the email addresses and phone numbers of millions of Twitter account that went up for sale a few weeks ago. The news service itself has confirmed this.
Google is making its revamped Gmail interface available to all users. With the changes, you can easily switch between Chat and Spaces, among other things.
Google is once again delaying its plans to ban the use of third-party cookies from Chrome. The new deadline is the second half of 2024.
US tech giant Microsoft saw its revenue and profit increase in the past quarter. However, growth was held back by weaker PC sales and lower advertising revenue.
Stock markets in New York opened slightly lower on Monday after the loss before the weekend. However, investors on Wall Street are preparing for a busy week of numbers.
The Finnish telecom giant expects that the chip shortage will be partly resolved later this year. That is what the company says when announcing its quarterly figures.
Tesla was almost 5 percent higher on the stock exchanges in New York on Thursday. Investors processed the quarterly figures of the electric car manufacturer, which turned out somewhat better than expected.
Mark Zuckerberg, chief executive of Facebook parent company Meta Platforms, is being called to testify in a lawsuit alleging Facebook illegally shared user data.
The heat in Great Britain has partly caused the data centres of Oracle and Google to collapse. The Google Cloud status page stated for British customers that there were problems due to a ‘cooling-related failure’ in one data centre.
