Consolidation seems to be accelerating in cybersecurity, and generative artificial intelligence is transforming programming very fast. Those are two big trends that emerged this week in SiliconANGLE’s coverage of enterprise and emerging technologies. There was a lot more news on the earnings and antitrust fronts as well. And Nvidia just keeps on rolling, coming out ...

Cloud computing may be seeing some clearing, but it’s still rather overcast as enterprises continue to try to save money. Meantime, cybersecurity companies are cooling, and so are their stocks. But generative AI remains red-hot and so are the companies managing all the data that powers it. Here’s all you need to know about what ...

It was another busy week in enterprise and emerging technology, as well as in Elon crazyland, which is simply too riveting to ignore, except when we get sick of it. Here’s all you need to know about what happened this week — OK, most of what you need to know — from stories in SiliconANGLE ...

For a company focused on hardware, the ability of Dell Technologies Inc. to leverage and enable emerging artificial intelligence technologies such as ChatGPT may seem like a stretch — but not to founder and Chief Executive Officer Michael Dell. “There is a misunderstanding that AI is just in ChatGPT,” Dell (pictured, right) said in an ...

Less than a week after Google LLC stumbled when it introduced its experimental artificial intelligence chatbot Bard, two Google luminaries today explained why they think AI chatbots — including OpenAI LLC’s wildly popular ChatGPT — aren’t really ready for prime time. Vint Cerf, Google’s chief internet evangelist, and John Hennessy (pictured), chairman of Google parent Alphabet ...

The sky is no longer the limit for cloud computing giants, as the slowing economy strikes at one of tech’s biggest growth stories of the past decade. Two of the top cloud providers, Amazon Web Services Inc. and Google LLC, today revealed revenues in their cloud units, which have boosted their growth and profits for ...

Tech’s layoffs and hiring freezes are deepening, as Amazon.com Inc. today announced a pause in new hires, Lyft Inc. and Stripe Inc. said they are laying off hundreds of employees amid the worsening economy, and even Apple Inc. was reportedly holding off on new hires outside research and development roles. Amazon, which had previously announced ...

With online advertising hitting a slow patch along with the overall economy and inflation taking its toll, even Alphabet Inc. didn’t escape the downdraft today as it reported its fifth straight quarter of slowing revenue growth. The parent of ad and cloud giant Google LLC reported that its profit for the third quarter ended Sept. ...

Amazon. com Inc. today disclosed in a securities filing that it has received a request for more information from the Federal Trade Commission on its planned $3.9 billion acquisition of 1Life Healthcare Inc., which runs primary-care clinics under the name One Medical. Publicly held 1Life disclosed the investigation in a securities filing first reported by the ...

Amazon.com Inc. today said it will shut down its Amazon Care telehealth service by the end of the year, casting some doubt on its aggressive plans to become a force in health services. According to an internal memo first reported by Geekwire, the retail and cloud computing giant determined that Amazon Care failed to become ...