NY Times: Technology

The move could hamstring the Chinese tech giant if it prevents the firm’s customers from getting the latest versions of services such as Maps and Gmail.

As a candidate, Donald Trump promoted a mystery Twitter account that falsely portrayed a protester as an ISIS terrorist. Nothing stops him from doing it again.

The price was relatively small, but the deal may have a big impact on the race between the United States and China to build more powerful computers.

For physicist Elisabetta Matsumoto, “knitting is coding,” and yarn is a programmable material.

To make enough money for interplanetary journeys, Elon Musk’s company hopes to provide high-speed internet all over the world.

The mission is a test of the company’s ambitions to create a new line of business by connecting more parts of the world.

The ban was expected. American officials have long warned that they would stop sharing intelligence if allies installed Chinese technology on their 5G networks.

Citing free speech protections in the United States, the Trump administration said it would not endorse the ‘Christchurch Call,’ which calls for the largest internet platforms to eradicate violent and extremist content online.

Streaming services have revolutionized the discovery of songs, but here’s why Ben Sisario, who covers the music industry, still likes to listen to compact discs.

It is the first ban by a major city on the use of facial recognition technology by police and all other municipal agencies.