Toshiba and Western Digital will soon come to an agreement where the chipmaker's $18 billion sale would be supported by the US company, in return for joint venture cooperation.
With its commitment to hydrogen fuel cell vehicles, Toyota is isolated in an automobile market that has shifted from fossil fuel-based vehicles to electric models.
Elon Musk knows how to make promises. Even by his own standards, the promises made last week while introducing two new Tesla vehicles—the heavy-duty Semi Truck and the speedy Roadster—are monuments of envelope pushing. To deliver, according to close observers of battery technology, Tesla would have to far exceed what is currently thought possible. Take […]
Paralysed people may be able to walk again, thanks to a newly-developed brain implant that can circumvent the spinal cord, and help move based on a person's thoughts.
As Tesla continues to face production issues and deliver to consumer promises, the company will seek new ways, like new launches, to attract more investor money.
The data breach at Uber Technologies Inc holds a lesson for software developers who use third-party services to store and share code: be careful what you share.
The appointment of Dara Khosrowshahi from Expedia as Uber CEO was expected to create a turnaround for a company meddled with issues, and being doubted for its key services.
Apple engineers consistently looked at the design process for the Home Pod as if they were creating an accessory, which is responsible for its limited functioning compared to Amazon's Echo.
Microsoft Corp’s Skype has vanished from Apple Inc and Android smartphone app stores in China, becoming the latest victim in Beijing’s sweeping internet clampdown.
Ford Motor Co and its Indian partner Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd could create their own electric car line in the country to help battle pollution from the vehicles clogging India’s roads.
Digital wallet holders around the world are now increasingly trusting Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, betting that they can withstand financial instability and natural calamities.
Apple Inc acknowledged that its much-hyped HomePod voice-activated home speaker won't go on sale next month in the US and two other countries, as the company had announced in June.
The US Federal Communications Commission next month is planning a vote to kill Obama-era rules demanding fair treatment of web traffic and may decide to vacate the regulations altogether.
