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Intel's long-term fix for the Meltdown and Spectre flaws will involve a chip redesign that introduces "protective walls" around a PC's sensitive data.

Microsoft responded to its handling of sexual harassment and gender discrimination complaints Thursday, saying it fired about 20 employees last year after investigations revealed unacceptable workplace behavior.

Microsoft's Enable Team showcased the Hands-Free Music project during South by Southwest's Interactive Festival. The project features three technologies that allow people with disabilities to compose music using eye movements.

Locals have been shocked after something completely unexpected washed up on the beach.

What’s good for Amazon may not be great for the cities fighting to outdo each other in a bid for its expansion.

Rihanna appeared to urge fans to delete Snapchat after the social media platform published a “tone deaf” ad asking users if they would rather “snap Rihanna” or “punch Chris Brown.”

U.S. authorities last week arrested the head of a Canadian company that allegedly sold encrypted cellphones to Mexican drug cartels – shedding light on the growing use of private communications networks among organized crime groups looking to avoid the prying ears of the law.

The tech giants have had enough of cryptocurrency ads.

Walmart is betting big on drones becoming an integral part of the shopping experience.

A wrong-number text had doubly heartwarming results last week.

The legendary creature known as Bigfoot could be in California, North Carolina or any number of places it's been reportedly sighted over the years. But the people of Wampum, Pa., which has a population of 717, are going out on a hunt on a St. Patrick's Day Sasquatch search.

Snapchat apologized this week after users slammed the social media platform for its “tone deaf” ad asking users if they would rather “snap Rihanna” or “punch Chris Brown.”

Worried about the future? Well, so is Elon Musk. During his speech at SXSW, Elon Musk spoke out against the dangers of A.I. and a third world war.

YouTube announced a new measure to combat conspiracy theories by linking directly to third-party sources like Wikipedia after its top trending video post-Parkland was one suggesting a shooting survivor was an actor.

Google has open-sourced their planet-hunting AI algorithm.

Heads up, developers: Apple just announced that its 2018 Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) will take place from June 4 through June 8.

Amazon is the master of offering free stuff in return for a yearly subscription, and that thinking is slowly spreading to Twitch, which Amazon acquired back in 2014.

Using your office computer for personal use is one thing, but what about installing a cryptocurrency miner?

If third-generation wireless technology (3G) is a junior high school rock band and 4G is a high school band that plays louder and faster, AT&T’s chief technology officer Andre Fuetsch said 5G is an orchestra.

Tech executives, ranging from Apple CEO Tim Cook to Google CEO Sundar Pichai weighed in on Stephen Hawking's passing, remembering his contributions to science and humanity.