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Google premiered several artificial intelligence-powered revisions of its popular maps, search and translate tools Wednesday as rivals aim to disrupt the tech giant's dominance.

Microsoft has struck a deal with video game competitor Nintendo to allow the "Call of Duty" first-person shooting games on its consoles for a decade, executives announced Tuesday night.

Social media companies are not alone in censoring content online. Xbox said it has cracked down on content millions more times in 2022 than last year.

Three federal government agencies provided millions of dollars directly to Chinese research centers between 2015 and 2021, according to a report by the congressional watchdog Governmental Accountability Office.

Microsoft is pulling the plug on its legacy browser, Internet Explorer, after 27 years on Wednesday.

Bill Gates said he knows how to prevent the next pandemic -- but it'll cost you $1 billion annually. He's putting into play the next wave of virus lockdowns; the next stage of health emergency orders; the next phase of seizing individual liberties from free American citizens.

IBM is getting rid of its footprint in Russia amid the war in Ukraine, making it the latest American tech company to overhaul its work because of the war.

Google search engines' results are boosting China's preferred narratives about COVID-19's origins and human rights abuses, according to a new study from the Brookings Institution and the Alliance for Securing Democracy.

Microsoft chief scientific officer Eric Horvitz warned lawmakers on Tuesday that America's application of artificial intelligence is not living up to its full potential.

Federal investigators are digging into game developer Activision Blizzard, which Microsoft has made pivotal to its app store business plans.