Facebook may still be a social network, but its not-too-distant future belongs squarely in two other forms of online interaction: messaging and live video.

As if it weren’t already obvious that Amazon.com’s Web services business is a bonafide blockbuster, the company has cemented the reality by elevating its boss’ title. Andy Jassy’s position will change from senior vice president to chief executive of Amazon Web Services. At the same time, Amazon has given the same CEO title for its ...

Unconvinced that fully autonomous cars are ready for the road, Toyota is taking a more measured approach toward a “guardian angel” car that would seize control only when an accident is imminent.

Five years after its Watson supercomputer beat the champions of Jeopardy, IBM aims to help the poster boy of artificial intelligence become a little more human. This year, IBM will focus on a number of technologies intended to enable Watson to detect emotions in written human communications, Rob High, chief technology officer at IBM’s Watson ...

Nvidia became famous for its graphics processing unit chips that power some of the hottest gaming personal computers. Today, Chief Executive Jen-Hsun Huang signaled that he’s aiming even higher in a bid to reinvent the data center and cloud computing. The company announced a new chip and a new computers both focused on artificial intelligence, ...

In an interview with SiliconANGLE, Cloudera CEO Tom Reilly said he has no intention to sell the company, instead looking to IPO once the market settles down and the company gets closer to profitability.

Intel today introduced new chips, solid-state drives and other new technologies and partnerships to make cloud computing easier for thousands of new companies.

Google today introduced a set of cloud machine learning services intended to help it make a bigger splash in cloud computing vs. bigger rivals Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Azure.

Google will trot out cloud computing chief Diane Greene and a raft of new features at its global user conference starting Wednesday, in an effort to catch up to Amazon and Microsoft.

Andy Grove, the onetime Intel president, CEO and chairman who died Mar. 21, will be remembered not only for his business accomplishments but for applying his relentless intellect to causes such as US manufacturing jobs and Parkinson's research.