YouTube unveiled tons of new updates, features, and tools geared toward creators.

Phia raises $8M seed round in deal led by Kleiner Perkins.

Large tech companies have responded to President Donald Trump’s dramatic changes to H-1B visa applications by telling employees with those visas to remain in the United States for now.

The White House press secretary said Americans will hold six of seven board seats in the restructured TikTok, and the video app’s algorithm will be U.S.-controlled.

Rajat Bhageria (Chef Robotics), Ann Bordetsky (NEA), and Murali Joshi (ICONIQ) share actionable strategies for finding product-market fit at TechCrunch Disrupt 2025.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang took his first ride in a Wayve-equipped self-driving car through Central London.

Equity debates California’s new AI safety bill and why it has a better shot at becoming law.

President Trump signed a proclamation Friday requiring employers to pay a hefty $100,000 fee for new H-1B visa applications—an enormous jump from the current $215 lottery registration fee—targeting the very program that helped create some of Silicon Valley’s biggest success stories.

These cuts may save Google mere thousands; they also come as Google faces increasingly strained relationships with news publishers.

Huawei’s SuperPoD interconnect technology creates clusters of chips, including AI chips, to increase compute.