Tech and Design

Once again, Facebook can’t seem to get out of its own way. Some of its problems both known and new this week are of its own making, and some are just, well like your mom said, the company you keep.

Previous articles have focused on solutions to cybercrime corporate problems. But what would a catastrophic societal-wide cyber-issue look like, one that involves cyberwarfare.

The company has acquired Data Cave, a data center in Indiana.

The social networking giant announced on Wednesday that it will fund scholarships for 25 people to attend the Greenville-based coding school.

When the founders of 7-year-old Green Cloud first started thinking of cloud infrastructure and services, they thought they would be late to the party.

The last decade has turned the IT field on its head.

You may not understand what KeyMark does, but you’ll have no problem understanding how this company from Liberty has grown so rapidly.

By Rob DeHollander, managing principal, DeHollander & Janse Financial Group The first iPhone was released a little more than 11 years ago. It’s tough to remember...

There’s no doubt about the aim of Techtronics Industries (TTI), an Upstate company that designs and manufactures power equipment under the brands Ryobi, Ridgid, and Homelite.

The 25,000-square-foot data center will house the largest cryptocurrency mining operation in South Carolina, according to David Pence, co-founder of Treis Mining.

The program aims to provide the nation’s small businesses and workers with the digital skills they need to “compete in the new mobile economy," the social media giant said in a news release.

The past few years it’s been hard to avoid the hype around social media.

Are you ready for the robot revolution?

Do you remember the experience of going to a watered-down mobile site, not finding what you needed, and having to click on the "go to full site" button at the bottom?

Women Who Code is a nonprofit “dedicated to inspiring women to succeed in technology careers.”