Category: Tech

The full-scale war has reshaped priorities for Ukraine’s tech sector. Innovative military technologies and advanced defence solutions are not only essential for the country’s security

Startup wisdom is a new TNW series offering practical lessons from experts who’ve helped build great companies. This week, global traction strategist Nina Aziz Justin

A Silicon Valley company called 1X this week announced a humanoid robot that does all your housework.  The robot is called NEO. The company says NEO is the world’s first

Microsoft Forms is a web app that allows users to create various types of forms that gather information from people online and store that data

M aybe a client hears about them in the comment section of the Facebook group “Medical Exemption Accepted,” or on the r/unvaccinated forum on Reddit.

The Federal Communications Commission will vote in November to repeal a ruling that requires telecom providers to secure their networks, acting on a request from

Apple Intelligence? We still don’t really understand the full extent of Apple’s intentions in AI, and we’re not really going to gain a better glimpse

When you really stop and think about it, a new Android version is kinda like a cake: It’s filled with all sorts of different layers

This week, tech content creators began to suspect that AI was making it harder to share some of the most highly sought-after tech tutorials on

Two Windows vulnerabilities—one a zero-day that has been known to attackers since 2017 and the other a critical flaw that Microsoft initially tried and failed

Cyber agencies from three countries including the US have issued a list of security best practices for protecting Microsoft Exchange Server, a venerable on-premises email

While enterprises continue to respond to the end of life of Windows 10 and the wide scale adoption of Windows 11, there are signs that

You’ll often hear plastic pollution referred to as a problem. But the reality is that it’s multiple problems. Depending on the properties we need, we

Cursor has for the first time introduced what it claims is a competitive coding model, alongside the 2.0 version of its integrated development environment (IDE)