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A player on the wildly popular video game “Fortnite” has used a ‘shopping cart’ to become the first person to return to the game’s starting point.

After abandoning its involvement in a Pentagon project, Google has vowed to never develop AI technologies that can be used for war or surveillance.

Amazon's new Fire TV Cube is a set-top box that puts Alexa front and center with eight far-field microphones.

North Korea relies heavily on American technology despite being the one of the U.S.’s most staunch opponents.

Facebook is facing its latest privacy gaffe.

Facebook is facing its latest privacy gaffe.

The far-left Southern Poverty Law Center was too extreme for the Obama administration, but it's just fine for Silicon Valley.

Flying the F-35 all the way to 2070, blocking enemy missiles in mid-flight and using AI to quickly assist precision-guided weapons are all technologies which increasingly hinge upon rapid software development --- inspiring Air Force leaders to say “software” will determine who wins future wars.

Smartphone users who miss the days of typing away furiously at the physical keyboard on their BlackBerry device can now get their hands on a revamped version of the iconic technology.

Google is facing what could be a huge fine as European regulators scrutinize how it bundles services with its Android operating system.

A new, remarkable underwater vehicle – sort of like a miniature submarine, is on deck. Designed for stealthy military missions, the sub may be smaller than a giant Virginia-class submarine, but it sure has massive combat potential.

The Wi-Fi router-killing malware known as VPNFilter is more dangerous than previously thought.

As the number of drone sightings around correctional facilities continues to rise across the U.S., South Carolina prison officials are implementing the first drone program in the country to patrol the perimeters of its high and medium security prisons.

LONDON (AP) — The former head of Cambridge Analytica said Wednesday that his political consulting firm got "an incredibly huge target" on its back because of its involvement in Donald Trump's 2016 presidential campaign.

The Army is testing and prototyping self-generating “Ironman-like” soldier exoskeletons, designed to massively change combat missions by supporting soldier movement, generating electricity, powering weapons systems and substantially lowering the weight burden of what troops carry in war.

Having a conversation in a crowded bar or party?

The iPhone X’s front-facing, depth-sensing camera makes Face ID biometric security and sophisticated selfie portraits possible.

Watch out, YouTube: word has it Instagram may soon support long-form video uploads.

Data centers consume a lot of energy and produce a lot of heat from all those servers running 24/7.

A South Carolina mom claims a hacker used their home baby monitor to watch her breastfeed her newborn.