Topic: Technology

South Korea pledged to invest about $1 billion for artificial intelligence in semiconductor manufacturing to build on the nation's success developing computer chips to power economic growth.

SpaceX flew one of its Falcon 9 first-stage boosters for a record seventh time Tuesday night when the company launched more of its Starlink satellites from Florida.

South Korean researchers say they have developed technology that can draw out carbon dioxide from industrial emissions and convert the climate-warming gas into calcium carbonate, which can be adapted for different uses.

China wants to build a common cyberspace community with the outside world, Chinese leader Xi Jinping said during a conference that promotes the export of China's model of a highly regulated Internet.

Social media company Snap on Monday announced an in-app feature to compete with TikTok, called "Spotlight," and says it will pay video creators for content.

California-based Rocket Lab successfully launched more than two dozen small satellites into space on Thursday night from New Zealand and became just the second company to land a first-stage booster for reuse.

Facebook said Thursday that its artificial intelligence tools and systems are now removing 95% of hate speech content and removing it before users can report it.

The iconic 18-acre radar telescope at Arecibo Observatory in Puerto Rico cannot be salvaged after it was damaged by broken cables and will be demolished, the National Science Foundation announced Thursday.

Federal health officials announced the rollout Thursday of a multi-state pilot program for a portable, molecular test that provides rapid results for COVID-19.

Apple agreed to pay $113 million to settle a lawsuit brought by 33 states and Washington, D.C., accusing the company of intentionally slowing down speeds on older iPhones in order to increase sales of newer models.