Twitter said Friday it has terminated more than 250 United Arab Emirates-based accounts and suspended more than 4,000 over concerns about state-sponsored platform manipulation. The social media giant said DotDev,…
The Irish government and Apple denied in court Tuesday accusations that the government provides illegal state aid and tax benefits to the iPhone maker, saying the European Union’s $14.3 billion…
Chinese telecom giant Huawei said Tuesday it has dropped one of its lawsuits against the U.S. government after authorities returned equipment they seized two years ago. The equipment was taken…
Iran threatened Saturday to boost enriched uranium stockpile after the Trump administration dismissed a French-led effort to return to the 2015 nuclear deal. Once enriched, uranium can become fuel for…
— Samsung Electronics announced on Thursday that it will release the Galaxy Fold, the company’s first foldable smartphone, in South Korea on Friday. The 5G-enabled phone-tablet hybrid opens and closes…
North Korea is promoting the adoption of quantum computing for economic development, according to a South Korean news service. NK Economy reported Thursday quantum computers are being highlighted in Korean…
Iran publicly unveiled its latest military drone this week, an event announced in English to make Western audiences aware of it. In a ceremony led by Brig. Gen. Ali-Reza Sabahifard,…
A British court ruled Wednesday that public use of facial recognition technology by law enforcement was legal, documenting one of the first legal challenges to its use. Cardiff resident Ed…
Dozens of universities in North Korea established new majors focusing on science and technology this year, the North’s main newspaper said Tuesday. According to the Rodong Sinmun, 85 new majors…
French authorities say they have dismantled an international cyberattack program they say was responsible for seizing control of 850,000 computers. The attacks aimed to infect other computers and secretly set…
