Fidelity Digital Assets aims to add 110 technology workers by year-end as it branches out to digital currencies beyond bitcoin.
The $61 billion acquisition of VMware reflects growing demand for software applications that replace expensive computer hardware.
The little city on the Tennessee River has had citywide superfast internet for over a decade, and a high quality of life. In the age of remote working, those are paying off big time, says Mayor Tim Kelly.
A $10 million fine levied on Clearview AI by the U.K.’s data-privacy watchdog sets clearer ground rules for balancing software innovation with people’s right to privacy, experts say.
Tech leaders at Walgreens, Carhartt and other companies say they are monitoring markets, inflation and supply-chain uncertainties as they make investments.
Deal marks the first investment for KKR Ascendant, which the firm described as a new strategy within its Americas Private Equity platform, targeting middle-market companies
The idea of synthetic data in enterprises has been around for decades, but it’s picking up steam as companies begin making more use of artificial intelligence and have greater need for faster access to better data sets.
Cirrus Nexus’s TrueCarbon uses AI technology to track the environmental impact of a company’s IT.
The state’s utilities are racing to build AI models capable of identifying equipment problems that could cause wildfires.
Deal for the San Francisco-based app maker is designed to capitalize on game technology that rewards users for saving money.
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