Topic: Technology

Taiwan-based technology company GlobalWafers announced it will build a $5 billion factory in Sherman, Taxas, to supply silicon wafers to Intel in an effort to ease a chip shortage in the United States.

Costco is recalling thousands of solar umbrellas being sold at its U.S. and Canadian locations, after some of them caught fire, according to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission.

Beyond the many stressors that young adolescents face, being a target of cyberbullying is an independent risk factor for suicide -- above and beyond traditional offline bullying, according to a study released Monday.

Toyota has recalled more than 2,000 all-electric SUVs over problems that could cause the wheels or axles to fall off.

Finding better ways to determine whether a person is at risk of chronic kidney disease could help introduce lifestyle changes to prevent a condition that affects roughly 38 million adults in the United States.

NASA's InSight Mars lander received a reprieve allowing it to conduct science for another several weeks before shutting down as it nears the end of its battery life.

NASA's fourth attempt Monday to complete a practice launch day exercise for its uncrewed moon rocket Artemis 1 was deemed a success at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida.

Volvo Trucks said Monday that it's begun testing vehicles with hydrogen-powered fuel cells that emit water vapor instead of greenhouse gases, a move that's part of the company's carbon-neutral portfolio.

In a historic vote over the weekend, Apple employees in Maryland voted to unionize -- the first time the tech giant has faced such a proposition with their workers in the United States.

A research team led by Massachusetts Institute of Technology has unveiled a new computer model to better identify mutations in cancer cells' DNA that drive the growth of tumors -- as a way to help target drug therapies.