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Audi Suspends Electric Vehicle Production Due To Battery Shortage | Audi uses battery cells that are made by LG Chem... | (LG Chem Ltd., often referred to as LG Chemical, is the largest Korean chemical company)

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Swarming Robots Avoid Collisions, Traffic Jams

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Google bans almost 600 'disruptive' apps for abusing the ad system

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Thought experiment: What if everything human-made was suddenly gone?

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High Te☭h Resistan☭e

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UK minister who approved Trump’s request to extradite Assange spoke at secretive US conferences with people calling for him to be “neutralized”

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Twitter Tool Could See 'Verified' Users Given Power To Label "Lies" & "Harmful" Tweets | Experimental demo allows blue check mark 'gatekeepers' to add brightly labeled warnings below tweets of politicians & public figures.

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Google Shuts Down Its Moonshot Wind Energy Unit Makani

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The latest advances in networked technology hold the promise of lifting millions of people out of poverty. Take 5G. It is hyper-fast and, as everyone knows, time is money. Who doesn’t look to save both? - Hang on, though, 5G comes with a catch – or two.

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Hey, Brits. Your Google data is leaving the EU before you are. "Moving people's personal information to the USA makes it easier for mass surveillance programmes to access it. There is nearly no privacy protection for non-US citizens.

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The future from the 90s is finally here | Meet Nikola Motors' Stunning EV Pickup Truck Competitor To Tesla's Cybertruck | The Nikola Motors Badger will go 0-60 in 2.9 seconds, dwarfing the Cybertruck's 6.5 second performance.

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Leaked documents have revealed that Twitter is testing a China-social credit style community-based points system that encourages users to fact-check “harmfully misleading” tweets in exchange for “points''.

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Facebook Sued for $9 Billion by Internal Revenue Service After Shifting Profits for Ireland.

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Reddit tests forcing users to login or use the app to read content

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Beijing is once again caught in the crosshairs of internet censorship as it is now cracking down further on VPN usage.

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The US National Security Agency arranged a secret US$10 million (A$11 million) contract with RSA to embed intentional flaws into the security giant's encryption software.

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Dell to sell RSA to private equity group for $2 billion to Romesh Wadhwani an Indian-American billionaire businessman.

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Leaks 2020: offshore data leaks proliferate amid government secrecy

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Regulatory Chill: tech giants lobby negotiators at secret Swiss talks to subvert national regulators

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WikiLeaks Twitter account suspiciously locked just days before Assange extradition hearing. Assange's hearing is to begin next week in the UK.

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Zuckerberg Seeks Regulations for Social Media to Preserve Free Speech - but forgets how he was exposed this week as part of big tech's censorship of political free speech!

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AMD Ryzen ThreadRipper is Capable of Running Crysis without a GPU

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New green technology generates electricity 'out of thin air'

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Zach Vorhies is a Google Whistleblower who leaked 950+ pages to DOJ and public. He has created his own website to consolidate the information he's provided and collected on Google's misdeeds.

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The Federal Court ordered Google to reveal the identity of someone who wrote a negative review. Here's what it could mean for the tech giant.

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