Facebook said the “coordinated inauthentic behavior” took aim at the U.S., North Africa and Latin America and included “proactive work ahead of the U.S. elections.”

U.S. lawmakers from both parties slammed Apple Inc. and Chief Executive Officer Tim Cook on Friday for “censorship of apps” at the “behest of the Chinese government.”

Dominant tech companies have gained enormous competitive advantages from data, which deserves special attention from antitrust officials and lawmakers, according to Federal Trade Commissioner Rohit Chopra.

Technology companies that control their own ecosystem can become their own private watchdogs, raising questions about whether they play fair, said Margrethe Vestager, the EU's incoming digital affairs czar.

Bank of America's CEO Brian Moynihan updated analysts on the North-Carolina-based company's decision to move deeper into the cloud.

Infineon’s radar chip can track minute motions of the human hand in real time, see through non-metallic objects, and measure distances and speed.

Instead of adding multiple cameras with complicated optics to its phones, Google has opted for a single extra lens that relies on AI and processing to fill in the quality gap.

The debate underscored that support for a tougher approach to dealing with big technology companies goes beyond Senator Elizabeth Warren, who has called for breaking up Facebook, Google and Amazon.

At the first All Things Open event since Red Hat became a wholly owned IBM subsidiary, the company debuted an Open Source Community Grant that mixes cash and access to the IBM cloud.