Tech Industry

Amazon announced today that it’s hiring 75,000 people for order-fulfillment and transportation jobs with average starting pay of more than $17 per hour.

Intel is adding new processors to its Tiger Lake CPU lineup once again. We got the 9/15W U-series in September last year.

Google Pay will allow millions of U.S. users to send money abroad whenever they want. The feature, in partnership with remittances companies.

YouTube said in a blog post that the Shorts Fund is just the first step in their journey to build a long-term monetization model for Shorts on YouTube.

IBM introduced Project CodeNet, which the company claims is the largest open source dataset for benchmarking around AI for code.

Microsoft discovered a large-scale business email compromise (BEC) program that attacked over 120 organizations and used typo-squatted domains.

Ubisoft launched the sixth season for its Entrepreneurs Lab, with 11 startups taking part in the program for innovation in games and tech.

IBM today announced that it has developed a chip with 2-nanometer technology, ostensibly the world’s first.

Vietnam aims to achieve these targets by developing an ecosystem and infrastructure that will assist startups to develop high-quality product.

After announcing last year new remote work policies, Google on Wednesday confirmed it expects around 20 percent of its employees to work from home.