Topic: Technology

A quarter of the world's Internet users are more vulnerable to Internet infrastructure attacks than previously thought due to overreliance on too few providers, a new study found.

Pony.ai has lost its permit to test its autonomous vehicles with a safety driver in California.

Computer chip and software producer Broadcom announced the second-largest technology deal of 2022 on Thursday -- an acquisition of cloud company VMware for more than $60 billion.

Britain's antitrust watchdog says it's investigating tech giant Google over its dominance in the technology advertising market -- which is the second time this year that the company is facing such an inquiry.

Delegates from 18 countries participated in a ceremony to launch a global alliance of hydrogen-related organizations in Seoul, physically or virtually.

South Korea's auto part maker Hyundai Mobis announced it has developed an adjustable display technology for the automotive cockpit system.

Twitter has agreed to pay a $150 million fine for misrepresenting its privacy and security practices, the Federal Trade Commission announced Wednesday.

SpaceX launched its 22nd rocket of the year on Wednesday, the Transporter-5 rideshare mission, which included delivery of the cremated remains of 47 people to space for the space burial company Celestis.

Boeing's uncrewed Starliner spacecraft landed at White Sands Space Harbor in New Mexico on Wednesday at 6:49 p.m. EDT, ending a six-day-long mission to the International Space Station.

Stellantis announced a $2.5 billion joint venture with Samsung SDI to build the automaker's first electric vehicle battery plant in the United States. The plant in Kokomo, Ind., will create 1,400 new jobs.