Daphne Leprince-Ringuet is a reporter based in London.
Elon Musk announced this week that Tesla will be building a Gigafatory in Berlin, contradicting previous hints that he would make the UK its manufacturing base in Europe.
Social media platforms are racing to fight the spread of fake content. Now Twitter is turning to its users for guidance on the best strategy to implement.
UK universities are full of great ideas, but most of them never make it out of academia. The reason? Insufficient expertise and lack of financial support.
Graphene, the super-strong, super-light and super-conductive material that was discovered in 2004 is often described as the material of the future. But it might be just the beginning.
Pigeon Transit, which was born in Google's Area 120, lets commuters exchange real-time information about delays, power outages and even live entertainment.
A year ago, the hospital started using VR headsets to entertain and educate its young patients; now, it has found it could also distract them away from painful operations.
The iPhone-maker has given its privacy page a make-over, in a continuing effort to prove it's better than its rivals.
The graph database company's new Neo4j Aura managed service is for smaller enterprises on tighter budgets.
Printing company Xerox is reportedly weighing up an ambitious cash-and-stock offer for its far bigger rival, HP.
Google activists reiterate their concern that the tech giant is failing to face up to its climate responsibilities.