Redesigned for maximum comfort and universal use across Xbox, Windows, Android, and PC, this gaming superstar is just $39.

Credo Technology Group (NASDAQ:CRDO) issued its third-quarter earnings report on Tuesday. It reported quarterly earnings of 25 cents per share. It beat the analyst consensus estimate of 18 cents. Quarterly revenue came in at $135 million (over revenue of $53.

The Seattle Times, a family-owned news organization and one of the nation’s premier regional news sources, is seeking a business reporter to report on Amazon, Microsoft and other Big Tech employers in the Seattle area.

Each of the new Minecraft sets features minifigure mobs, but only two of the sets offer up a tiny Jack Black as Steve. You can currently purchase all of these sets from Amazon, LEGO direct, or any of the other best places to buy LEGO.

The Surface laptop is a super versatile option that can fulfill a lot of the needs of pretty much anyone, be it you’re a student, small business owner, or just someone who wants to go online with something other than their phone.

Panos and I talked the day after he announced Alexa Plus, the new AI-powered version of Amazon’s famous voice assistant, and this episode gets pretty deep into the weeds of how

Even before I experienced the delights of PC Game Pass for myself I owned an official Xbox gamepad for its comfy ergonomic shape and pretty much perfect button placement. I mean, there's a reason brands like 8BitDo and even Nintendo,

Eight American technology companies are worth over $1 trillion, but only three have crossed the $3 trillion milestone. Amazon is the world's fourth largest company, and it could be the next entrant into that exclusive club.

Amazon is once again the most popular stock among hedge funds. In the fourth quarter, the stock reclaimed the top spot from Microsoft. (Microsoft leaped over Amazon in the previous quarter, according to an analysis of the most widely held hedge fund stocks by SEI,

Microsoft, Amazon, and Google each announced new prototypes of quantum computing chips, but scientists say that the field is still evolving.

Companies were hit with more than $40bn in damages payments stemming from US lawsuits last year, data from LexisNexis showed, as jury awards against tech groups Microsoft, Amazon and Micron fuelled a phenomenon becoming known as “nuclear verdicts”.