Investor says Meta has too many staff, and must reduce its hefty investment in metaverse tech in order to regain mojo

Investor says Meta has too many staff, and must reduce its hefty investment in metaverse tech in order to regain mojo
Many of the cyberthreats your business faces are invisible. Learn how to shine a light on these threats and discover how to take action to protect your business
Lukewarm demand for the iPhone 14 Plus, sees Apple cutting production of the handsets, according to market researcher TrendForce
BREAKING....multiple charges and arrests in US of mostly Chinese intelligence agents, in case involving a PRC telecoms firm
Global outage for one of the world's most popular messaging app, as WhatsApp goes offline for most users just before 8am BST
Iranian hacking group, Black Reward, releases Iran nuclear documents in support of protesters in the country
Smart door lock. Apple stores begin selling a smart door lock that can unlock exterior doors with the touch of an iPhone or Apple Watch
Enterprise IT spending is forecast to shake off worries about a global economic recession, with growth predicted by Gartner
Connectivity with the British mainland restored for the Shetland and Faroe Isles, after damage last week to two subsea cables
One of Apple's chief designers, Evans Hankey, is to leave the firm, three years after the depature of Sir Jony Ive
Chinese owned TikTok has denied a media report that it had 'targetted' US citizens, and says it does not collect precise GPS location data
Legal trouble for e-commerce giant in the UK over its 'Buy Box' section, amid allegations it favoured its own products
Los Angeles is set to become the next US city for the ride-hailing service Waymo One, after Phoenix and San Francisco
Twitter denies plans for large number of staff layoffs, as Elon Musk tells investors he plans to axe nearly three quarters of workforce
Republican Texas Attorney General sues Google, alleging it unlawfully captured and used biometric data of millions of Texans
Financial services push sees Amazon enter UK insurance market, with challenge to four established price comparison websites
Not this year. Tesla's advanced driver assistant software won't gain regulatory approval in 2022, says Elon Musk
Hacker steals customer data from Australia's leading health insurer Medibank Private, in latest data breach down under
Police declare major incident, as damage to subsea cable cuts Shetland's communications including phones, internet off from British mainland
Elon Musk's satellite internet service from SpaceX pushes into in-flight connectivity sector with rollout of Starlink Aviation
Welcome to this second podcast in the series: The Data Dilemma: How to Become a Data Centric Enterprise from Quest Software.
TSMC chairman admits tensions between Taiwan and the US with China has posed “serious challenges” for chip industry
Stand down. New York state's attorney general agrees to halt lawsuit against Amazon over alleged failures to protect workers during pandemic
Streaming giant Netflix beats Q3 expectations and adds 2.4 million subscribers, while confirming global password crackdown next year
German cybersecurity chief Arne Schoenbohm has been sacked by officials over allegations of ties to Russia
Modest upgrades to iPad Pro with some notable omissions, plus revamp of entry-level iPad and launch of new Apple TV box
Chip giant Intel significantly lowers valuation for its self-driving car unit Mobileye Global, ahead of public listing on the Nasdaq
Foldable Apple iPad rather than a foldable iPhone is slated to arrive in 2024, at least according to analyst group CCS Insight
Facebook owner Meta is ordered by the CMA to sell Giphy - first time the British regulator blocks acquisition by a Silicon Valley tech giant
New iPad models are expected to launch “in a matter of days”, with the iPad Pro expected to boast the powerful new M2 processor
Intel is reportedly eyeing a 'significantly lower' IPO valuation than previously expected for its self-driving car unit Mobileye Global