Meta has begun laying off employees across various departments, including WhatsApp, Instagram, and Reality Labs, according to people familiar with the matter. Rather than a mass, companywide ...

Meta announced its plan to roll out experimental features that can scan a user’s face to verify their identity by comparing it against profile pictures on Facebook and ... and efficacy in early ...

But Threads users who replied to Meta’s idea, posted along with three AI-generated images of the Aurora Borealis Meta last night, seem to disagree. Here’s Meta’s post: The images show the ...

The Verge report did not specify the exact number of job cuts but mentioned that they were small. Meta also did not comment on the numbers. FILE PHOTO: Illustration shows Meta logo Separately ...

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A federal judge said Meta Platforms CEO Mark Zuckerberg is not personally liable in 25 lawsuits accusing his company of ...

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Meta is laying off more employees in divisions such as Instagram, WhatsApp and Reality Labs, according to a report late Wednesday from The Verge. The Menlo Park-based tech giant is making small ...

Advanced Micro Devices beat Wall Street expectations on earnings and revenue by a small margin, sending shares of the semiconductor firm tumbling in after-hours trading.

The Verge report, opens new tab did not specify the exact number of job cuts but mentioned that they were small. Meta also did not comment on the numbers. Separately, the Financial Times reported ...