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Privacy advocates have some concerns, but for most users they may not matter.

The release included up to roughly 29 terabytes of data from 300 million high-energy collisions.

Once commercially available for use, it will travel along fixed routes at a top speed of 120 km/h (74.5 mph).

Are bitcoin transactions between friends next?

From Australia to efforts in Puerto Rico, Tesla batteries are hard at work.

"We cannot achieve True AI until we understand actual intelligence."

Many scientists believe that although we engineered the crisis, we can also engineer a solution.

A new United Nations watchdog center will monitor artificial intelligence and predict potential threats.

This will revolutionize AI computing for a myriad of industries.

And it's more powerful and efficient than anything humans are building.

And it's rather affordable too.

The battery stores energy for months at about one-fifth of the price of existing technologies.

Quantum networks will be essential for data protection in the future.

Recent developments in microwave-assisted magnetic recording (MAMR) enable the creation of larger hard drives.

"With the next observing run planned for Fall 2018, we can expect such detections weekly or even more often."

Launching from ships near the equator or close to the atmosphere gets heavier rockets into space faster.

The project is being advised by Harvard geneticist George Church.

As drug-resistant infections become a more serious threat, nanotechnology may present an answer.

Giving doctors the ability to compare cases can save lives, but will the review process fall by the wayside?

A zero-gravity environment gives scientists the perfect conditions to test quantum mysteries.