If you have attended the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas in the past two years, the name Shenzhen will be familiar. At this “Art Basel of the tech world,” companies and entrepreneurs from the ...

China is stepping up its efforts to build Beijing and its environs, along with other major city clusters, into “international technological innovation centres”, according to a high-ranking official – ...

The US charged a Super Micro Computer Inc. co-founder with illegally diverting billions of dollars in Nvidia Corp.-powered servers to China, initiating its highest-profile case against alleged ...

The practice of adding “AI” to corporate identities has accelerated across industries over the past few years. Companies across technology, infrastructure and enterprise software are increasingly ...

Super Micro Computer SMCI-1.08%decrease; red down pointing triangle co-founder Yih-Shyan “Wally” Liaw has resigned from the server maker’s board of directors after being indicted for his alleged role ...

A former Sunrise Banks location in St. Paul will soon be home to an arts and technology learning hub for underserved young people — a project that will stand out not just in the Twin Cities or ...

An executive at Super Micro Computer was arrested Thursday for allegedly smuggling servers with advanced AI chips into China. The U.S. Department of Justice unsealed an indictment revealing that three ...

AI Quick Read The global competition for talent is intensifying as economies rely more on digital technologies and innovation. The European Union has set a target of employing at least 20 million ICT ...

People tied to an unnamed U.S. server maker illegally diverted billions in equipment containing Nvidia artificial intelligence chips to China, U.S. prosecutors said. Super Micro said one of the ...

TOKYO -- A suspected Taiwanese middleman accused of smuggling American artificial intelligence chips to China had established a business in Japan as well, Nikkei has learned.

Technology is enabling companies to focus on "the cool stuff again" and grow without hiring more people, tech investor Byron Deeter has said. Deeter agreed when British venture capitalist Harry ...