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Zuma is a mysterious spacecraft heading for low-Earth orbit.

Tech firms are ardently pushing for Spectre and Meltdown fixes.

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In its clearest statement yet, Twitter said Friday that blocking or censoring the accounts of world leaders is contrary to its goal of fostering a "global, public conversation."

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GOAT is a marketplace just for selling sneakers, some as much as $10,000.

From smart mirrors to virtual reality, these store concepts tease the future of shopping.

Apple finally responds to the flaws in processors.

Spectre and Meltdown, two flaws in the basic building blocks of billions of computing devices, are haunting the internet.

Intel CEO Brian Krzanich sold off about half of his stock months after learning about critical flaws in billions of his company's microchips.

2018 is expected to bring some monumental firsts for the booming private space sector.

Mark Zuckerberg's personal challenge for 2018 is working to prevent Facebook from being misused in ways that potentially do harm to its billions of users, and to society at large.

Twitter's decision to block a satirical magazine has outraged critics of a new law governing social media.

Two major design flaws in chips have left a majority of computing devices vulnerable to security concerns, researchers revealed.

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Aurora, a prominent startup, strikes partnerships with two of the world's biggest automakers.

Revving up its global rivalry with Uber, China's ride-hailing giant Didi Chuxing has announced it's buying Brazilian startup 99.

Tesla originally said it would build 5,000 Model 3s per week by the end of 2017. Over the last three months, it built just 2,425 total.

Google's alleged gender pay inequity practices extend to its childcare teachers, a new lawsuit alleges