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The Chinese telecom giant fears U.S. skepticism over the security of its products will spread to countries that have long been dependable customers.

Under development for six years, IBM Debater reflects a push toward machines that talk like humans. But it may have to work on getting to the point.

Caught in the trade fight between Washington and Beijing, Mr. Cook, the company’s chief executive, has become something of an envoy while trying to protect Apple’s business in China.

A group of journalists leaves a shrinking daily to start a new outlet, The Colorado Sun, in partnership with a blockchain company.

The technology company is struggling to move the needle when it comes to increasing diversity in the workplace. Here are some charts.

Its search engine has been blocked in the country for years, but the company is looking for other ways to be part of the flourishing internet scene there.

Virtual private networks and ad blockers shield you in different ways, and can work together.

Now that Site Reliability Engineer (SRE) has become a cool job there's been some washing of the title.

Google and Facebook are struggling to catch up with Twitch, a service that Amazon bought four years ago for $1.1 billion.

Gaming disorder is being recognized for the first time by the World Health Organization. But of the few treatment options available, most are uninsured and unproven.

Apps have become a critical part of companies’ financial strategies, but people are getting savvier about them and less forgiving if they think their performance is subpar.

The Senate will also vote on an amendment that would block President Trump’s ZTE deal, and the Fox board will weigh Comcast’s $65 billion offer.

The United States has the most fearsome cyberweaponry on the planet, but we won’t use it for fear of what will come next.

Like Facebook, but for fifth cousins, adoptive mothers and sperm-donor dads.

The mobile app for Google’s service may be set to automatically archive messages you’ve swiped past, but you can change the setting.

In this week’s tech newsletter, our tech columnist considers a study finding price manipulation in cryptocurrencies.

A billionaire tech mogul with a spiritual side, Mr. Benioff riffs on his early days at Apple and Oracle, and what’s wrong with Facebook.

Elliot Schrage, an architect of Facebook’s responses to recent scandals, said Thursday that he was ending a decade of service.