OKLAHOMA CITY, July 1, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- An Oklahoma-based company is challenging the widely accepted notion that America must rely on other nations...

Shares of American cybersecurity unicorn SentinelOne began to trade yesterday on the New York Stock Exchange. The former startup had raised nearly $700...

Non-fungible tokens (NFTs) have hit the mainstream. Unfortunately, this space is full of misconceptions, and many developers - intentionally or not - are...

As companies scrambled to re-orient themselves last year during the pandemic, one thing was clear: the shift to remote working had come sooner...

By AI Trends Staff  AI is proving to be an unstoppable force in food retail, shaping the future of supermarkets and...

In this cross-posting from The Conversation, UNSW’s Regina Jefferies and Jane McAdam use Freedom of Information laws to try and deduce who exactly...

The longest content drought in World of Warcraft history has finally come to an end. You can now head into Azeroth to check...

Institutions have been involved in Bitcoin ever since it caught the world’s attention. Usually, institutions’ involvement in new technology or asset is considered to be beneficial for the developm

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Housemarque has a long resume of brilliant PlayStation exclusives, but it’s only today that the developer has officially become one of Sony’s first-party...

In an interview with CNBC, cybersecurity firm FireFly’s CEO Kevin Mandia said that the advent of crypto is related to the increase in ransomware attacks.

The chief investment officer for cryptoasset investment firm Arcane Assets has disputed the notion that Chinese miners were the catalyst for Bitcoin’s price dip over the past month.  In a series of tweets published on June 23, Arcane Assets CIO Eric Wall refuted the idea that selling pressure from Chinese miners had caused Bitcoin’s price […]

CORVALLIS, Ore. – Research by a graduate student in Oregon State University’s College of Science has upended the conventional wisdom that for a...