The former Google CEO raises alarm about the US' preparedness for a world run by artificial intelligence.
Google gave CNET's Elinor Mills the cold shoulder 15 years ago, after she used the tech giant's own search engine to unearth info on its CEO.
How being homeless makes it hard to connect to Wi-Fi during a pandemic, why the Pentagon wants to kill an upstart 5G network, and what two famous cities did to flatten the coronavirus curve.
Schmidt exited as a technical advisor at Google parent company Alphabet in February.
The former Google CEO says Americans have put too much faith in the private sector.
The search giant brought information to the masses. But two decades after its founding, Google isn’t the whimsical startup it once was.
French President Emmanuel Macron is wooing Silicon Valley with his tech-savvy agenda.
Its trying to tap one of the biggest smartphone markets in the world with a Chinese version of Files Go, a storage management platform.
The Alphabet chairman doesn't mince his words. Mark Zuckerberg, on the other hand, is slightly more sympathetic toward Musk.
The billionaire is relinquishing his role as executive chairman at Google's parent company, Alphabet.
Eric Schmidt, executive chairman of Google parent Alphabet, says Google's algorithms can help limit the spread of misinformation.
Schmidt, executive chairman of Alphabet, tweets about innovations from researchers, including the man who helped invent lithium-ion batteries.
