Google is adding these IT security integrations to Chrome
The new Chrome Enterprise Connectors Framework is a collection of plug-and-play integrations with popular IT security tools.
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Elon Musk steps up equity commitment in Twitter bid to $33.5 billion
Meanwhile, Twitter's co-founder and former CEO, Jack Dorsey, has stepped down from the company's board of directors.
NASA invests in a new solar sail concept that could propel a mission to the Sun
NASA is funding research into diffractive lightsailing, a novel approach to solar sailing that could one day propel a constellation of science spacecraft into orbit around the Sun's poles.
Google has compressed the power of its Street View cars into a cute, 15-pound camera
On the 15th anniversary of Street View, Google is also bringing historical Street Views to the mobile version of Google Maps.
Quantinuum's new platform brings quantum chemistry to industry
With the InQuanto platform, chemists in industries like automotive and pharmaceuticals are learning what they can do with quantum computing.
How to build fast without burning out: 6 tips from Target's SVP of Product Engineering
Nancy King, Target's SVP of product engineering, explains how Target rolled out a bevy of new digital features and products during the pandemic, quickly and at scale, without cutting corners or losing sight of employee well-being.
US Justice Department won't prosecute white-hat hackers under the CFAA
Good-faith security researchers no longer have to worry about being prosecuted under the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, the DOJ says.
Will Boeing's Starliner spacecraft, a SpaceX competitor, finally make it to the ISS?
The Boeing Starliner is set to launch Thursday evening in its third unmanned attempt to reach the International Space Station. It's a key mission, for both Boeing and NASA.
Google Russia to file for bankruptcy after Russian government seizes assets
Google will continue to make free services like Search, YouTube, Gmail, Maps, Android, and Play available to users in Russia.
NASA's Mars lander is running out of power. Here's what happens next
The InSight lander is running out of power after 3.5 years on Mars, but the lander has delivered "unprecedented" data about the interior of the Red Planet.