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The United States carried out a secret cyber operation against Iran in the wake of the Sept. 14 attacks on Saudi Arabia’s oil facilities, which Washington and Riyadh blame on Tehran, two U.S. officials have told Reuters.

Tesla owners summoning their driverless cars in parking lots using a new Tesla software update will be on the hook for damages and repairs from crashes, at least for now, lawyers said after a series of internet videos showed problems with cars running the ‘Smart Summon’ software.

Deaf twin sisters Hermon and Heroda Berhane have been given the opportunity to enjoy music by feeling it through their clothing.

A company in Russia claims to the first to produce lab-grown meat in the country, with hopes it will become the first affordable product of its kind on the mass market.

Scientists have found a way to make clean drinking water using algae. The pores are small enough to collect bacteria and viruses from dirty water.

American teacher Michael Bycraft is encouraging aspiring roboticists at a school in South Korea using LEGO's education-focused construction kits.

Scientists at Britain's national synchrotron facility have harnessed powerful light beams to virtually unwrap and decipher fragile scrolls dating back some 2,000 years in a process they hope will provide new insights into the ancient world.

Dr. John Martin was performing tests on the prototype Butterfly iQ ultrasound device during trials for FDA approval when he discovered the cancer at the base of his tongue - as well as metastatic tumors in his neck.

Musk showed a crowd of space enthusiasts and reporters at SpaceX’s rocket development site late on Saturday in the remote village of Boca Chica, Texas, animations of Starship landing on the moon and Mars and predicted that the rocket’s first orbital flight could come in the next six months, followed by missions to space with humans aboard the next year.

In interviews with researchers from cybersecurity firm Sophos, Reuters details the explosion of a new malware information stealer called Baldr, which has targeted gamers in the lucrative video gaming arena.

If you think you're having a bad day, wait until you meet 'Barry'. Barry is a virtual human whose sole purpose is to be fired over and over again - but in virtual reality.

Tired of unrealistic promises. Looking for short-term revenue. Robots encouraged to apply. Delays in bringing self-driving vehicles to market in mass have left many start-ups scrambling to redefine their businesses, find new customers and reap immediate revenue even as they hold out for the "pot of gold" in the complex and still-evolving autonomous technology sector.