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SpaceX and Tesla CEO Elon Musk said his companies are working on building ventilators for the coronavirus pandemic, but added he thinks "they won't be needed."

The surge in myths, hoaxes and scams surrounding COVID-19 shows no sign of abating.

The coronavirus pandemic has increased the risk of cyberattack, the World Economic Forum has warned.

The government in Taiwan-- in an effort to suppress the spread of the coronavirus-- has employed a so-called "electronic fence" that uses location tracking on mobile phones to alert authorities if someone under quarantine is on the move or turns off their phones.

Hospitals in Thailand have begun using “ninja robots” to ease the burden on medical workers and doctors fighting to curb the spread of the coronavirus.

Overwhelming enemy fleets with surveillance and weapons, finding weak spots along an enemy coastline to pinpoint areas for breakthrough attacks and bringing a new networked group of Unmanned Surface Vehicles into hostile areas -- are all anticipated missions for the Navy’s emerging fleet of drone boats. 

Telemedicine has gained newfound relevance with the coronavirus outbreak. So what is it?

Researchers have discovered "wonderchicken," a 67-million-year-old fossilized bird they believe is the first "modern bird."

Amid the coronavirus pandemic sweeping the globe, a worker at an Amazon warehouse in Queens, N.Y. has tested positive for the disease known as COVID-19.

SpaceX and Tesla CEO Elon Musk said his companies would help make ventilators "if there is a shortage" amid the coronavirus pandemic sweeping the globe.

Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates said a potential shutdown of a country could last between 6 and 10 weeks if all goes well, amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Facebook is giving every one of its employees a $1,000 bonus to assist them during the ongiong coronavirus pandemic.

Apple announced a bevy of new products on Wednesday, including a cheaper MacBook Air and a new iPad Pro that has the capability of scanning real-world objects.

The United States is in talks with Facebook, Google and other tech companies and public health experts about ways they could use smartphone location data to battle the spreading coronavirus pandemic.

When a precision-guided artillery projectile exploded an enemy target from 64km (39.8 miles) away in the Arizona desert during a recent live-fire exercise, the Army took a new step toward redefining land-attack tactics and paving the way toward a new warfare era in long-range fires. 

Ever have a feeling that someone -- next to you on the train or behind you in line at the grocery store -- is snooping on your smartphone screen?

Major Silicon Valley players, including YouTube and Facebook, warned this week that a larger number of videos and posts could be erroneously removed for policy violations, thanks to coronavirus emptying offices accross the country.

Amazon said its Fullfillment by Amazon program will partially suspend shipments through April 5 to allow for the tech giant to prioritize products needed for the coronavirus pandemic shaking the globe.

Facebook said it would launch a $100 million program that comprises grants in an effort to help small businesses amid the coronavirus pandemic sweeping the globe.

Instagram is continuing to crack down on coronavirus misinformation as the pandemic wreaks havoc worldwide.