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Team SoloMid, partly known for its League of Legends competitive play, will be recruiting at UC Irvine and Santa Barbara for its summer 2020 internships and the potential for full-time positions. TSM is also looking to partner with Stanford and UCLA.

Posting on Instagram can come with a rush of validation when likes from friends and strangers come pouring in. But those likes will soon be hidden for some US users.

MIT's dog-like mini cheetah robots can do backflips and play soccer. Researchers took them out to frolic in the leaves on a fall day.

Right-wing social media accounts have been widely sharing two photographs that they claim show the whistleblower at the center of the impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump and prove that the whistleblower is biased against Trump and hopelessly untrustworthy.

Facebook and YouTube said Friday that they were removing content that mentioned the potential name of the whistleblower whose complaint sparked an impeachment probe into President Trump.

Bumble's embattled owner is getting acquired by investment firm Blackstone.

China's top ride-hailing firm is walking back one of its newest features after users accused the company of discriminating against women by preventing them using one of its services in the late evening.

You'd be forgiven for thinking that the only tech platform that allows politicians to run false ads is Facebook.

Delayed text messages received overnight on Wednesday caused confusion, misunderstandings and even alarm for some recipients.

As wildfire season loomed in California last month, the executive who oversees Apple's environmental efforts told CNN Business that fires sparked in the state show the need to update the United States' aging energy infrastructure.

Apple redesigned the web pages of its privacy policies Wednesday, its latest effort to distinguish itself from its personal data-selling competitors.

Facing increased scrutiny, Facebook is considering making some changes to how it handles political ads, a source told CNN Business.

You probably wouldn't pay $3,500 for an augmented-reality headset that lets you play around with virtual objects in your living room. Your employer might, however, if it could help you do your job.

Chinese search giant Baidu is still trying to prove it can turn its business around. Its plan might be working.

Federal prosecutors accused two former Twitter employees of spying on behalf of Saudi Arabia on Wednesday.

Bill Gates waded into the debate over political ads on social media platforms during an interview Wednesday, calling for some limitations while also siding with those who say the companies should not play the role of fact-checker.

The state of California revealed Wednesday it is investigating Facebook over the technology giant's privacy practices, complaining in a court filing that the company has failed to comply with multiple requests for information.

Amid growing concerns about its rental listing platform, Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky said the company will start verifying all hosts and listings on its platform.

Facebook has become a fertile breeding ground for disinformation about Congress's impeachment inquiry, according to a new report by the civil society group Avaaz.

Uber shares fell to an all-time low Wednesday as its stock lockup period ends.