The Defense Department is recruiting tech executives as paid reservists to bolster cybersecurity and data analytics efforts.

LATINAS IN SILICON VALLEY have the largest pay gap of any large metropolitan area in California. Latinas had a median annual ...

Victories attributed to aggressive lobbying and political donations, Silicon Valley’s massive contributions to state tax ...

"It doesn't matter where you start or where you came from, anything is possible," high school senior Chloe Truong says of her ...

The shift took place against the backdrop of an intimidation campaign led by Republican state and federal lawmakers aimed at ...

Our intrepid, mostly analog editor takes a stab at AI and then tries translating a recent Electronic Design product writeup ...

When most people in the Bay Area think of San Benito County, California, they imagine rolling ranch lands, majestic condors ...

Founded in 2016 by Peng and CTO Tiancheng Lou, both software developers for Baidu in the Silicon Valley, Pony has raised $1.1 ...

Signing petition could muddy up Musk’s database, draining valuable resources and diluting its ability to micro-target voters.

A new Defense Department initiative would recruit Silicon Valley’s top technical minds to join the reserves as officers.

Jason Schrier delivered a talk on his new book chronicling the rise, fall and future of the company that created “World of ...