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SpaceX will send up its first demo satellites for its internet-in-space project alongside a defense satellite for the Spanish government.

Big companies like Samsung and Intel are showing off self-driving vehicles, virtual-reality viewing stations and super-fast video streaming.

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Criminals used SWIFT's global messaging system to steal millions from a Russian bank last year despite efforts to make it more secure.

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Peter Thiel, the Silicon Valley billionaire known for his libertarian politics, is leaving the Bay Area after four decades and stepping back from tech due in part to his dissatisfaction with the industry's liberal politics.

The British government says that Russia was behind a global cyberattack that hit companies such as FedEx and Merck in June 2017.

Amazon will hire 2,000 more workers in France, bringing its total headcount in the country to 7,500 by the end of 2018.

Cape Town startup Aerobotics says its smart drones can boost crop yields by as much as 10%.

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The United Arab Emirates plans to launch a satellite this year, send a probe to Mars by 2021 and put people on the planet by 2117.

The white rings should go away after several days, the company said.

Another mountain of money is being brought home to American shores following the new tax law -- and much of it will end up in the pockets of investors.

Top officials testified in front of the Senate Intelligence Committee on Tuesday.

Tinder plans to roll out a Bumble-like setting that will make it possible for women to only interact with men they message first.

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Elon Musk's plan to deliver internet from space may be one step closer to reality.

A digital photo of a red rose sold for $1 million worth of cryptocurrency to a group of 10 collectors.

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