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How Python was used to create BitTorrent
Tonya Hall and Bram Cohen, founder and CEO of Chia Network, talk about the creation of BitTorrent and how Python was used to get the job done.
FTC takes a stand against stalker apps through Retina-X court settlement
Updated: The agency does not look upon apps that require phone security to be weakened with a friendly eye.
Google: We've made 'quantum supremacy' breakthrough with 54-qubit Sycamore chip
Google reckons it has found the way forward to developing a fault-tolerant quantum computer.
Data centers: Putting green credentials at the heart of the offering
Kao Data's new site has an innovative cooling system to bring down energy use.
How to forcibly enable Dark Mode on every website with Google Chrome
Now there's a way to enable a dark theme for any website's content, not just for the OS and browser UI.
Google Pixel 4 XL review: A perfectly disappointing phone
On paper, Google’s Pixel 4 XL looks promising.
Google's Raspberry Pi-like Coral: AI board with TPU is ready for business
Google's Coral AI developer board moves out of beta.
AI, MD: Five unexpected ways that artificial intelligence will make your healthcare better
In some areas, artificial intelligence can spot disease just as well as human doctors. But it's not the only way AI could really make a difference to healthcare.
Why Germany thinks Firefox is the most secure browser of all
Germany's BSI tested Firefox, Chrome, IE, and Edge. Firefox was only browser to pass all minimum requirements for mandatory security features.
Orders in an hour? This (non-Bezos) company thinks it has the recipe
Democratizing ultra-fast delivery is the next step for the logistics sector. Robots will make it possible.
