Tech Industry

Apple filed a lawsuit against mercenary spyware company NSO Group and its parent company, seeking a permanent injunction that bans NSO Group.

Italy antitrust authority fined tech giants Amazon and Apple a total of more than €200 million (US$308 million) for alleged anti-competitive cooperation.

Amazon Web Services opening its AWS Skills Centre in downtown Seattle to break down barriers to entry into the cloud computing industry.

Google has fund US$1 billion for tech research and development in Australia to set up a new Google Research Australia for AI and quantum computing.

French startup Lydia is entering whole new category by adding trading to its financial super app. The company is partnering with Bitpanda for this feature.

IBM 127-qubit quantum computing chip called Eagle , showing off a new asset in the race to build the most powerful quantum computer.

Spotify on Thursday announced its plans to acquire popular audiobook company Findaway for users to gain access to more than 500,000 audiobooks.

YouTube today announced its decision to make the “dislike” count on videos private across its platform to protect its content creators from harassment.

Airbnb updated search filters and accessibility review process with the goal of making it easier for people with disabilities to find accommodations.

Wikipedia is finally accepting Apple Pay as a payment method on its website, making it easier for users to send donations to the non-profit organization.