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Over 60 organizations spoke out against the new bill which could threaten encryption and incentivize increased surveillance.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton accused the Facebook parent company of illegally collecting biometric data on users without their consent.

It’s just the start of the Empire State’s offshore wind boom.

Starting Feb. 28, the select offices will be open to employees, visitors and guests.

Moving away from vacuum tubes is making microwave weapons smaller and smarter.

A hacker recently discovered an infinite Ether bug in scaling solution Optimism which could've wreaked havoc across the crypto ecosystem.

Apple made your phone more private — and created a huge problem for Mark Zuckerberg.

The FBI and the Department of Homeland Security on Monday warned law enforcement, military and others charged with overseeing critical U.S. infrastructure to be prepared for potential Russian cyberattacks in conjunction with a possible invasion of Ukraine.

The project by start-up GalaxySpace aims to compete with the US company by offering high-speed internet services to remote areas.

The State Department has instructed staff to destroy computer workstations, phone systems and networking equipment as it relocates the U.S. embassy in the country, the Wall Street Journal reported Monday. The actions were taken as the department moves operations…

“These are taxpayer dollars, so it can’t just be a blank check,” Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg said.

Gov. Parson's claim that viewing HTML is "hacking" fails to sway prosecutor.

With a tensor language prototype, “speed and correctness do not have to compete ... they can go together, hand-in-hand.” High-performance computing is needed for an ever-growing number of tasks — such as image processing or various deep learning applications…

Berkshire Hathaway jumped into Activision Blizzard after a state lawsuit alleging a sexist culture sent the stock price down.

Today: Building Mark Zuckerberg’s metaverse will require every chip to be an order of magnitude faster, Intel is in talks to buy Tower Semi, and the latest funding deals in enterprise tech.

Engineering student Priyanjali Gupta's pre-trained AI model translates some American Sign Language signs to English instantly.

Google once used the slogan "don't be evil" to distinguish itself from its competitors, but now a growing number of pro-privacy startups are rallying to the mantra "don't be Google".

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Tesla says Model 3 vehicles can drive 528 km on a single charge. South Korea's antitrust regulator says cold temperatures reduce cars' driving range.

Crypto-currency researchers say more than $400m of cyber-crime funds go to Russian gangs.