Tech

NASA will spend $3.5 billion on task order awards for missions that will provide capabilities for the agency's spacewalking needs through 2034, upgrading its spacesuits.

The Ford Motor Co. on Friday announced it was extending the production halt of its F-150 Lightning electric pickup truck after a battery caught fire at a holding lot in Dearborn, Michigan.

As Tesla, Rivian, Lucid, Ford and GM cut electric vehicle costs in fight for retail consumers, fleet and distribution industry is not being electrified.

Samsung's Bixby has released a new feature that allows users to create an AI-generate copy of their voice and tone by recording only a few sentences.

US Secretary of Commerce Gin Raimondo lays out Washington's plan to organize and shape the semiconductor manufacturing industry from the top, down, through 2030.

Chipmaker Nvidia’s shares are up on Thursday after the company reported better-than-expected quarterly earnings on Wednesday and rival Intel slashed its shareholder dividend.

TikTok is accused of seizing conservative-owned Mammoth Nation's advertisement funds after it banned the company from the platform over suspicious activity.

Automaker Mercedes-Benz and Google announced a partnership on Wednesday that will allow drivers to access navigation, automatic rerouting and other features in vehicles.

JPMorgan is restricting employees from using ChatGPT. No direct incident is involved but the company led by Jamie Dimon worries about losing company secrets.

Apple has reportedly been developing a no-prick glucose monitor, according to a Wednesday report from Bloomberg that cites people familiar with the matter.

Twitter owner and CEO Elon Musk joked Tuesday that in acquiring the social media platform last year for $44 billion he acquired "the world's largest non-profit."

In Gonzalez v. Google, the Supreme Court reacted skeptically in oral arguments over claims that Google is liable if its algorithms promote violence.

Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates said on Sunday that artificial intelligence will likely come to threaten Alphabet Inc.-owned search engine giant Google.

Microsoft President Brad Smith announced Tuesday that the company struck a 10-year deal to bring Xbox video games, including Call of Duty, to Nintendo gamers.

A $3.7 billion class-action lawsuit against Facebook parent company Meta was rejected by a British tribunal on Monday, but the panel left open the possibility of it re-emerging.

Venture firms raised $20.6 billion in new funds in the fourth quarter. That was a 65% drop from the year-earlier quarter and the lowest fourth-quarter amount since 2013.

Twitter users may soon see some new features. Elon Musk hinted that he supports a change to allow replies to specific messages in DMs and allow mentions in group chats.

Precision Neuroscience is introducing a breakthrough in medical science, which will allow those who live with limited-mobility conditions to manipulate electronics with their minds.

A Microsoft Bing AI user shared a threatening exchanged with the chatbot, which threatened to expose personal information and ruin his reputation.

Mark Zuckerberg announced a new paid subscription service for Facebook and Instagram on Sunday, granting users a hallowed blue check for a monthly fee.