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Speaking at the Wall Street Journal’s WSJ Tech conference in Napa on Wednesday, Meta’s President and Vice Chair Dina Powell McCormick said that after the crushing defeat of numerous Republican legislators, governors, and other elected officials, it’s “going to be harder” to build data centers, according to the Journal.

AI is changing what it means to make life difficult for cybercriminals. Tasks that once required significant time, resources and technical expertise can now be automated, allowing attackers to identify weaknesses and operate at greater speed and scale. 

Many organizations now use Microsoft Teams as a central employee workspace, making it an increasingly important part of their customer service technology strategy. Heedify’s Mefteh Werghemmi explains why Voice AI must hand customers to human agents with full context intact

Even diversionary cyberattacks now pose serious threats, overwhelming security teams

Many of us feel like time management is getting tougher. But why? Is it because we now work more than ever, or maybe because life in general has sped up so much?

When a journalist suspects their phone has been hacked, the first question is whether any trace of the attack is left. Google has added six features to Advanced Protection in Android 17, including one that keeps a copy of that evidence off the device. Existing users will receive a notification when the new capabilities become…

Advertising has moved into almost every part of our digital lives. It appears across social feeds, search results, podcasts, streaming platforms, apps, and increasingly, the entertainment we already pay to access.

The Pomodoro study method is a time-management tool that helps degree students, workers, and others complete tasks by scheduling regular breaks.

WASHINGTON, DC – JULY 29: Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, leaves a meeting at the U.S. Capitol on July 29, 2026 in Washington, DC. (Photo by Kevin Dietsch/

Returning unwanted online purchasesis growing more expensive and complicated as U.S. retailers dismantle free-shipping perks, shorten refund windows and add unexpected fees.