Munich’s Kunsthalle is currently showing selected pieces from Ann and Gabriel Barbier-Mueller’s Samurai Collection in Dallas, Texas. The selection includes armor and weapons as well as household it…

Take a better lesson from philosophy and me, a reformed loudmouth

Many of the laws restricting local voters’ rights were directly written by a telecom sector terrified of real broadband competition.

A hacker stole thousands of documents from Mexico's embassy in Guatemala and posted them online. The hacker, who goes by the online handle @0x55Taylor,

Linux today has millions of users, thousands of developers, and a growing market. It is used in embedded systems; it is used to control robotic devices; it h...

The future is an unaccountable system of corporate dragnets based on poorly written and badly trained algorithms

Malware researcher Marcus Hutchins has pleaded guilty to two counts of creating and selling a powerful banking malware, ending a long and protracted battle with U.S. prosecutors.

As researchers and the medical industry brace for helium shortages this summer, James Sanders explores the impact on quantum computer research.

Chinese spies stole trade secrets from Dutch chip machine maker ASML, causing hundreds of millions of euros worth of damage, Financieele Dagblad reports based on its own research. This is the largest

Central bank on track to overtake state-run pension fund next year

Infallibility isn't the same thing as intelligence

Did you know that anything created by federal government employees, under American law, can’t be copyrighted? They go right into the public domain. That means it’s impossible for there to be any

Scientists think that, under some circumstances, dark matter could generate powerful enough gravitational waves for equipment like LIGO to detect.