SoftBank CEO: AI will exceed the Industrial Revolution
Japan's richest person says advances from artificial intelligence will help more people than the industrialization of the 19th century
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Japan's richest person says advances from artificial intelligence will help more people than the industrialization of the 19th century
Internet giant pushes deeper into food business with introduction of meal packages, sending competitors' stocks tumbling
South Korean tech giant expects to collect tons of gold, silver and other metals from millions of recalled phones
Customers' names, addresses and PINs were left on a server that anyone could access, but Verizon says no one did
A company owned by the Chinese government will run the center, raising concerns about customer privacy
International expansion drives fast growth, but online retailer has a long way to go before it matches China's Alibaba
Questions continue to dog a Russian cybersecurity company about its work with government and intelligence officials
News Media Alliance CEO David Chavern warns of the dangers of a "free news" business
Adobe, Dropbox and Pinterest are among the companies doing the most to keep your personal info from the government, a privacy watchdog finds
Social media giant plans to build a company town – complete with stores and housing – next to its Bay Area campus
Overhaul is part of software maker's effort to move away from its traditional approach to licensing products
After more than doubling since November, the stock has fallen into a bear market as doubts about production take hold
CEO Mark Zuckerberg envisions fleet of solar-powered aircraft offering web connectivity around the world
Along with fickle consumers and deep-pocketed competitors, meal-kit company must also find a way to keep investors happy
European regulators say the search giant unfairly listed links to its own online shopping services way above those of rivals