Topic: Technology

A federal jury on Wednesday ordered Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, to pay nearly $175 million in damages after ruling that the company infringed on two patents held by a walkie-talkie messaging app.

U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris is in Japan to discuss ways to improve the supply chain for semiconductors and related technology.

Hydrogen is emerging as an alternative to conventional fossil fuels such as natural gas, but it may not be as suitable as advocates expect.

Meta, the parent company of Facebook, said Tuesday it had disrupted covert actions tied to Russian and Chinese efforts to maliciously influence Western news flows and elections.

With a powerful Category 3 hurricane barreling toward Florida, NASA has postponed this week's highly anticipated launch of the Artemis I spacecraft and will not attempt another launch until at least mid-October.

TikTok could face a $29 million fine for "failing to protect children's privacy" in violation of Britain's data protection laws, British regulators said Monday.

Edward Snowden, the former National Security Agency contractor who made headlines when he leaked highly classified information in 2013, has been granted Russian citizenship under a decree signed by Vladimir Putin.

Scientists at MIT are using a novel, sound-based technology to test out cameras for underwater use.

LinkedIn ran secret social experiments on around 20 million of the site's users in a sweeping five-year study on the strength of social ties in professional networking.

An artist based in New York City has been granted the first known registered copyright for artwork made using latent diffusion artificial intelligence.