Topic: Technology

South Korean startup Lunit said its artificial intelligence-powered cancer-detecting solution has received approval for use from the European Union.

The Department of Transportation announced $94 million in federal grants that will help dozens of communities accelerate public transit priorities, modernize vehicle safety systems and expand clean-energy technology.

South Korea's automotive parts maker Hyundai Mobis announced it has begun testing an all-directional drive system specifically for electric vehicles.

New Zealand banned TikTok from all devices with parliamentary access on Friday, making it the latest democratic nation to take restrictive actions against the wildly popular Chinese-owned smartphone application.

Britain has barred TikTok from government devices joining the United States, Canada and the European Commission, who have made similar moves over security concerns.

The Biden administration is threatening to ban TikTok in the United States, over national security concerns, if the video app's Chinese owners refuse to sell their stakes, the company has acknowledged.

Google has announced it stopped selling its Glass Enterprise augmented reality glasses Wednesday in a move that discontinues the headset for the second time in 10 years.

Samsung on Wednesday announced plans to invest $230 billion in a new semiconductor complex in South Korea, as the government seeks to spur development.

A website design and management company has agreed to pay nearly $300,000 for failing to secure personal information on a federally-funded Florida children's health insurance website, the Justice Department announced.

The U.S. Federal Trade Commission said Tuesday it is finalizing a multimillion-dollar order against Epic Games, the maker of the popular video game "Fortnite," for tricking players into making unwanted purchases.