Air Force Research Lab demonstrates key hardware for Arachne flight experiment, which aims to build an operational space-based solar power transmission system.

The tech also offers surgeons direct x-ray vision into anatomical areas that are not visible to the naked eye

IdentiFlight, AI-based cameras, can recognize eagles and hawks as they approach in enough time to pause turbines in their flight path.

MCST's Elbrus-8C fails to win the approval of Russia's biggest bank.

People who post racist abuse online could be banned from attending football matches in England and Wales for up to 10 years, Priti Patel has said

A company that implants neural computer interfaces into the brain says a patient with a nervous system disease that left him motionless was able to share a post on social media by just thinking it.

A Tesla repair shop told a Model S owner that replacing the battery would cost more than $22,600. He decided to stick 66 pounds of dynamite on the car.

A husband-wife team of entrepreneurs are using a once-abandoned hydroelectric station to feed the power grid and keep their artificial-intelligence enterprise humming.

As rumors about Apple's rumored AR headset only grow, the company is said to have hired Meta's augmented reality communications lead.

Attackers who remain unidentified exploited a vulnerability in the Log4J library to compromise HP 9000 servers powered by AMD EPYC processors and mine the

AirTags, not the first tracking tool to become the source of concern about their use for nefarious purposes, have been linked to stalking and car thefts.

The agreement’s national scope and its concessions to organizing go further than any previous settlement that the e-commerce giant has made.

The privacy-focused search engine DuckDuckGo continues to grow rapidly, with the company now averaging over 100 million daily search queries and growing by almost 47% in 2021.

The Netherlands government has recently reached the conclusion that Apple’s App Store actively propels anti-competitive regulations.

Why is the government no longer actively promoting the use of a contact-tracing app that took $20 million to develop?

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The Philadelphia-based ISP's usage-based billing is already in effect elsewhere in the U.S.

After years of delay, the most ambitious observatory ever built has at last left Earth. It now faces a high-stakes series of deployments in deep space

The group at Apple Together has called for a walkout on Twitter. Its demands include a more respectful workplace and paid sick time.

The PageBoy was a never-released accessory for the GameBoy Color that was ahead of its time

The former content moderator says she has developed panic attacks and depression. She also has a hard time sleeping and experiences horrific nightmares.