Meta announced today that users can now use their avatars to answer and make video calls on Instagram and Messenger. The company says the new functionality will allow users to take part in video calls in instances

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The U.S. government accused a cybersecurity professional of hacking a cryptocurrency exchange and stealing around $9 million in cryptocurrency, in what looks like a case of an ethical hacker turning rogue, then

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By the time it becomes clear that the wrong person is leading Product or Engineering, it might be too late to change course. The same holds true for your first Head of Growth: if they don’t deliver, it could spell

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Recently hired Twitter CEO Linda Yaccarino is pushing back at reports that Twitter traffic is tanking as a result of the July 5th launch of a new competitor, Instagram Threads. But the company does seem to be

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Shutterstock today announced that it plans to expand its existing deal with OpenAI to provide the startup with training data for its AI models. Over the next six years, OpenAI will license data from Shutterstock

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Today, SUSE announced that it is creating a hard fork of Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) and that it will develop and maintain an RHEL-compatible distribution. SUSE says that it will invest $10 million into this

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The world of tech regulation is ever-changing as new technologies, guidelines, and reporting requirements arise. If you’re developing software in such a rapidly evolving landscape, you’ll have an increasing number

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Netflix is updating its profile transfer feature to allow members to switch to an already existing account, the company noted today in a blog post. Now, users can transfer their profile preferences to another

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Since its inception in 2017, when it was known as Vector.ai, Raft has undergone significant development. The company has expanded its efforts beyond the realm of machine learning, which it had previously used to

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As we shift away from gas- and diesel-powered engines and toward electrification, a recurring problem comes up: Batteries are heavy, and heavy is the enemy of efficiency. The quest for cheaper, lighter, more

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