Google has released new data on its two-year-old initiative to create a more diverse US workforce, saying it had more black, Latino and female employees but still lagged its goal of mirroring the population.
As valuations flounder for Silicon Valley startups once worth billions, investor interest is on the rise in for startups with both financial and social benefits.
Facebook shareholders have approved a proposal to create a new class of non-voting shares.
Rapidly expanding tech scene is turning to Australia for capital — and experience.
Software maker is the latest technology giant to release data on employee compensation amid pressure from shareholders.
The FBI's method for breaking into a locked iPhone 5c is unlikely to stay secret for long, according to senior Apple engineers and outside experts.
Slack has launched its Asia-Pacific headquarters in Melbourne. We caught up with Ali Rayl, head of customer experience.
It turns out that even death needs the internet.
A new internet messaging tool that sidesteps the federal government's metadata collection regime to help journalists protect whistle blowers and assists human rights activists has received a tick of approval from security experts.
Not too long ago, taking the United States' wild, messy, unreliable system of medical records online seemed like a worthy goal. But there's a cost.
World's largest internet radio service has shed multiple billions of dollars from its market value in the last few years, and now reports indicate it's held discussions about selling.
San Francisco company once again is facing serious doubts about its viability and growth potential.
Long overdue step should cut down dramatically on the number of computers infected with malicious software.
Failed start-ups are a dime a dozen. But you wouldn't know it from the Australian market which, unlike that of our American cousins, prefers to hide its failures and slink quietly into that good night instead of exploring the lessons gleaned from failure.
Tim Cook pushes back against European officials, who accuse Apple of using subsidiaries in Ireland to avoid paying taxes on revenue generated abroad. The investigation could force the company to pay almost $12 billion in back taxes.
Google has formed a division to focus on virtual reality, a move that comes in the face of growing competition from Facebook and its subsidiary Oculus.
Hackathons have turned into million-dollar businesses of their own, as corporates scramble for the attention of the industry's best developer talent.
Questions raised about the security chops of political campaigns who increasingly hold large caches of personal data.
The external and internal pressures of building a start-up frequently lead to burning out and depression, but help is at hand.
Oracle, one of the world's largest tech companies, has been accused by the US government of misleading consumers about the security of its software Java, which is installed on roughly 850 million computers.
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