โWeโre getting closer and closer,โ said Director of IBM Research Dario Gil
Earlier cloud-budgeting actions prepared home-sharing giant for current economic environment, says director of cloud infrastructure
Layoffs at ride-sharing firm Lyft and payments company Stripe, as well as a pause in hiring at Amazon.com Inc., reflect a darker outlook for tech.
Even as more employers signal an end to remote work, tech startups and their investors are betting that itโs here to stay, offering a range of digital tools designed to support a permanent workforce outside of the office.
The growth of cloud computing has slowed a bit this year but remains one of the most resilient sectors in a generally tough environment for technology companies.
Austin-based Jasper, whose AI platform generates marketing materials, last week announced a $125 million Series A fundraising round.
Connected devices and cloud servers are speeding up fast-food operations, says Taco Bellโs vice president of technology.
Chief information officer says unified and scalable tech platforms will support the companyโs new structure.
Chief information officers say cybersecurity will once again be their top investment priority in 2023, a sign of how companies are racing to manage their business risk posed by escalating threats.
A new wave of IT freelancers prefer to tackle digital projects, then move on, recruiters say.
With businesses grappling with persistent inflation and higher borrowing costs, the downturn in PC spending is likely to extend into 2023, says Canalys
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The outlook for tech industry jobs worsened with ride-hailing company Lyft and payments company Stripe both announcing major layoffs and Amazon saying it will freeze corporate hiring for months.
After sharp growth during Covid, semiconductor executives now put hiring on pause and cut costs amid high inventory.115