"We're still in a supply constrained environment": CFO Anat Ashkenazi justified the extra spend, previously expected in the $180 billion to $190 billion range, because "we are seeing very strong ...

Shares of Alphabet and Tesla dipped on Wednesday after the companies reported massive spending increases in their quarterly earnings reports. It's a potentially ominous sign for the rest of the tech ...

Revenue topped Wall Street expectations by close to $3 billion, while adjusted earnings per share of $2.85 missed consensus estimates by $0.04. Investor focus remains on capital expenditures.

Alphabet reported a second-quarter operating margin of 34%, an increase from last year's 32% level. However, the company warned on the earnings call that AI spending could weigh on margins in future ...

Both Tesla and Alphabet signaled higher spending as they invest in artificial intelligence. There were signs that some of Google's investments were beginning to pay off, with its cloud revenue jumping ...

Google’s parent company, which has spent heavily on artificial intelligence, also showed growth across its businesses, particularly in cloud computing. By Kate Conger Reporting from San Francisco ...

New Jersey's governor announced that "a software error" in the state's motor vehicle registration system resulted in 6,600 noncitizens being improperly added to the state's voter registration list.

A U.S. federal judge in San Jose has awarded Bartlit Beck and other plaintiffs’ firms a reduced legal fee of about $29 million for ‌their work on a settlement resolving a lawsuit that accused Google ...

Part of being in a relationship with other people is being faced with opinions and viewpoints you disagree with. It’s easy to dismiss the way other people think and feel when you don’t think or feel ...

A critical isolated-vm flaw lets untrusted JavaScript escape the V8 sandbox and potentially hijack the host process.

Hackers hide Agent Tesla malware in Unicode emojis inside fake bank emails, tricking finance teams into opening malicious ...

‘In the absence of a properly appointed U.S. attorney, every case referred to the office must be pursued regardless of the political connections of the parties,’ writes an L.A. Times reader.