What we know about Intel’s $20 billion bet on Ohio

It’s not going to save the auto industry

NSA was responsible for 2012 Syrian internet blackout, Snowden says

When Syria's access to the internet was cut for two days back in 2012, it apparently wasn't the fault of dissenting "terrorists," as the Syrian government claimed: according to Wired, it was the...

TikTok is thinking about letting its creators charge subscription fees

How it will work with the For You page is unclear

Why Netflix keeps cranking up its prices

And why its price is likely to keep going up.

Twitter brings NFTs to the timeline as hexagon-shaped profile pictures

Twitter makes NFT owners easy to find, or avoid

Google is building an AR headset

Just don’t call it the return of Google Glass.

Blizzard boss details what the studio is doing to ‘rebuild your trust’

Mike Ybarra detailed numerous changes at the studio.

AT&T begins 5G C-band rollout in limited number of metro areas

It’s activating towers in just eight locations across the US.

YouTube will stop making most original shows

YouTube will only fund the Black Voices and YouTube Kids Funds

Why you might want a secure file-sharing service now that you’re working from home

Egnyte, SecureDocs, ShareFile, SugarSync

Safari 15 bug can leak your recent browsing activity and personal identifiers

The bug stems from Apple’s application of the IndexedDB API.

Walmart is getting serious about the metaverse

The company’s recent trademark filings indicate plans for NFTs and cryptocurrencies

Mark Zuckerberg and Sundar Pichai were involved in ad collusion plot, claims court filing

Google & Facebook vs. everyone else

To recycle clean energy tech, we need to redesign it

Manufacturers must use new adhesives and new designs.

Congress subpoenas Meta, Alphabet, Twitter, and Reddit over January 6th Capitol attack

The requests cover misinformation and other issues.

Google calls for new government action to protect open-source software projects

The search giant asked for help identifying and funding critical tech infrastructure.

2021 was hot as hell, NASA confirms

Heat triggered infernos and a spike in emergency room visits.

The FCC proposes new data breach rules for phone companies

They wouldn’t have to wait before notifying customers.

Judge says the FTC’s Meta monopoly lawsuit can go forward

The facts are "far more robust and detailed than before."

The FCC’s still in a stalemate a year into Biden’s presidency

Public interest groups are dialing up the pressure.