Hardware giant IBM plans to triple entry-level hiring in the U.S. in 2026, according to reporting from Bloomberg.
Read MoreHardware giant IBM plans to triple entry-level hiring in the U.S. in 2026, according to reporting from Bloomberg.
Read MoreSolarAfrica has secured financial close on R1.5 billion to build SunCentral 2, the next 114 MW plant of its flagship utility-scale solar development in the Northern Cape
Read MoreAxiom Space, which provides suits for NASAโs moon missions and is building a successor to the International Space Station, has raised $350 million
Read MoreThe Trump administration on Thursday revoked a landmark scientific finding that serves as the legal foundation for federal regulations to limit greenhouse gas emissions
Read MoreAfter two years of initial hesitation, YouTube has finally unveiled its dedicated app for the Apple Vision Pro.
Read MoreIf you want to buy or sell a used EV right now, whatโs the first step youโd take? A startup called Ever wants to be the answer to that question.
Read MoreAnthropic has just concluded a $30 billion Series G fundraising round, the company announced on Thursday. The companyโs new value is $380 billion โ a huge jump from its previous Series F valuation of $183 billion.
Read MoreInertia Enterprises has raised $450 million to build one of the worldโs most powerful lasers, which it hopes will serve as the foundation of a grid-scale power plant
Read MoreFrom October 13โ15 at San Franciscoโs Moscone West, 10,000+ founders, investors, operators, and decision-makers will converge at TechCrunch Disrupt 2026.
Read MoreNominations for the 2026 Joseph C. Belden Innovation Award are officially open, inviting groundbreaking technologies and solutions to step into the spotlight and be recognized
Read MoreThe United States said it convened rare talks between rivals Morocco and Algeria over the future of Western Sahara, as the Trump administration seeks to revive efforts to resolve one of Africaโs longest-running territorial disputes.
Read MoreThe Democratic Republic of Congo will begin enforcing a long-dormant rule requiring mining companies to allocate part of their share capital to local employees.
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