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Software used to be a purchase: pay once, own forever. Now the same calculator, journal and photo editor arrive with monthly plans. Some of this shift is…

Alphabet earnings delivered a split-screen result: revenue up 25%, profit down. Here's what the numbers mean for Google users, advertisers, and AI spending.

Alphabet earnings delivered a split-screen result: revenue up 25%, profit down. Here’s what that means for Google users, advertisers, and investors.

Machines are moving beyond wake words to interpreting the sounds around them. Here's the real-world upside — and the privacy bill that comes with it.

Indiana military tech is getting high-level attention. The real test is whether the announcement turns into contracts, jobs and clear rules for surveillance tools.

Machines can transcribe speech, but hearing the world is a harder problem. What machine listening can do now — and where the hype outruns the tech.

Army and Navy leaders joined an Indiana lawmaker to tout military technology. The real story is about spending, jobs, privacy, and what comes after the press event.

Dropbox plans a 9% workforce cut and a technology chief exit. Here's what a leaner Dropbox means for your files, subscriptions, and the cloud storage race.

Dropbox is cutting 9% of its workforce while its technology chief leaves. Here's what the shake-up means for subscribers and the storage market.

The CSX technology outage slowed freight operations and security ruled out a cyberattack. Here's what the disruption means for shippers, supply chains and you.
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