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Titan's atmosphere holds a molecule never seen anywhere else in the universe
Dr. Conor Nixon, astronomer and planetary scientist at NASA, explains to Tonya Hall why a strange molecule found in Saturn's moon is such an important discovery.
CES 2021: Asus Fanless Chromebox is a tiny $399 desktop for commercial and industrial applications
Asus updates its Chrome OS desktop to support 10th-generation Intel Core processors and, with its lockable VESA mount, to be capable of being hidden behind a monitor or under a desk.
Local firms increase representation among IT sector leaders in Brazil
Brazilian enterprise IT providers can be placed side-by-side with large international vendors; cloud drives sector growth.
iOS 14.4 kicks off crackdown on non-genuine iPhone cameras
The camera becomes the third non-genuine component for Apple to highlight.
Get the machine learning for beginners overview bundle for under $20
Learn how to master machine learning and get in on this growing field
Want to run Windows apps on Linux? Wine just got this huge update
The Wine 6.0 compatibility layer is now available with better support for running Windows games on Linux and Unix-like machines, with early support for Apple's Arm-based silicon Macs.
Ongoing ransomware attack leaves systems badly affected, says Scottish environment agency
Almost a month on from the initial attack, the Scottish Environment Protection Agency's (SEPA) systems remain offline - and data stolen from the organisation has been published by hackers.
UK police warn of sextortion attempts in intimate online dating chats
There are people out there trying to take advantage of the only way to date during a pandemic.
Microsoft's new Windows Admin Center preview brings a pile of new features and fixes
Microsoft releases the Windows Admin Center 2012 preview for admins to manage server clusters.
From blockchain to big data and IoT, tech is speeding up vaccine supply chains
A lot more attention has been given to vaccine supply chains lately - and it didn't take long for big tech to realize that there was much to fix.
