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The company blamed weakness in government contracts and a sluggish firewalls business.

In its latest purchase of carbon dioxide removal credits, Microsoft has agreed to buy 350,000 CDRs over six years from an agroforestry project in Kenya, the...

Trading in bullish options contracts tied to two small-cap companies owned by chipmaker Nvidia Corp. surged last week just days before the company released a...

The family office of Dell Technologies Inc. billionaire Michael Dell is providing the first capital for a new private-credit firm called 5C Investment...

Schneider Electric CEO Peter Herweck says the artificial-intelligence data-center boom is helping his company, and peers Eaton, Vertiv, and nVent.

Palo Alto Networks will give some product away for free for the time being in an attempt to grow long-term adoption of its “platform.”

By Josh Beckerman Dynabook Americas, which is owned by Sharp Corp.'s Dynabook Inc. unit, is recalling about 15.5 million AC adapters for Toshiba laptops in...

Apple has enjoyed dominance of the app industry for years but things might be shifting. Rivals are seeing a chance to leverage new regulation to break the...

The Biden administration is wading into a contentious debate about whether the most powerful artificial-intelligence systems should be “open source” or closed.

By Chris Wack Ispire Technology shares dropped 10% to $10.43 after the company reported a second-quarter loss that was wider than the same quarter last year....