Technology

Reddit’s first quarter as a public company was a strong one, with key metrics like its daily user count and average revenue per user smashing Wall Street estimates.

Apple’s new M4 chip could lay the groundwork for new AI features.

TikTok is waging a legal war against the U.S. government over a new law that could ban it nationwide by January 2025. Here’s everything you need to know.

Two rival hacker houses, both claiming the name “AGI House,” have attracted the attention of Silicon Valley’s biggest names. Now, their estranged owners are fighting to unseat one another in a brutal battle for supremacy.

Website chatbots can be frustrating. Sydney-founded startup Brainfish is working to change that by personalising fast and effective online customer interactions.

As we edge closer to the expected unveiling of the next iPhones, the iPhone 16 series, there have already been numerous leaks, from different displays on some models to wider implementation of the exceptional tetraprism camera, more efficient OLED displays and an improved main camera sensor. Now, there’s a report of a change that’s a complete surprise: a change to MagSafe. Not only might this mean a better look, but a significant performance uptick, too.

With support from American Express’ longtime CEO Ken Chenault, the founder of fintech Bilt Rewards has become a billionaire creating a membership rewards program for house and apartment renters across the country.

Startmate has invested in 230+ startups worth $3.5 billion since its inception in 2011. Here are the 10 companies to graduate from the 2024 cohort, now pushing forward into the Australian entrepreneurship eco-system.

Only 8% of Australians use ChatGPT daily, much less than the global average. 78% of Australians distrust news written entirely by generative AI. We dig into the data.

Elon Musk internally announced that about 500 people, or the entire team that works on superchargers for Tesla, were being let go this week, according to The Financial Times.