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The group in charge of the USB standard announced a new connector plug, Type-C, a reversible replacement for both micro and full-size versions of the cable.

Administration officials refused his offer, fearing doing so would hand Edward Snowden a win and would not resolve any security issues.

Amazon and USPS remain mum on how much the giant online retailer is paying the post office to deliver its packages.

IBM is prepping its Watson supercomputer technology to be utilized by third-party developers for the first time.

The facility will use technology to address some of Africa's most-pressing problems.

Apple, despite facing stiff competition from Android-phone makers, kept its position on the list, proving its brand is as strong as ever.

It will be a little while before small investors can tap Twitter, but that isn’t stopping people from wondering if it's a smart investment.

The health-conscious, church-going hiker says she’s losing her health coverage for stage 4 cancer treatment.

As memories of the Enron scandal fade, audit firms are in a push to get back into the lucrative consulting business.

The country's red tape and rising costs are making it less than desirable for foreign companies.

President Obama touched down in Prospect Park on Friday to address the students of Pathways in Technology Early College High School in Crown Heights, and praise them on the remarkable work "the school of the future' is doing.

International Business Machines Corp., eBay Inc. and American Express Co. reported fiscal third-quarter earnings on Wednesday.

Android phones are catching up, however, with retail sales processed on Android devices growing about 20% faster.

The combination was created to trigger a soft reboot, since it was impossible to press all three keys with one hand.

On a percentage basis, some companies paid double what other companies paid in taxes.

The Guido mine in Zabrze stopped producing coal long ago. Now it holds weddings and theater performances 320 meters below the ground.

Scientific interest in graphene has exploded, leading to a “land rush of patents” filed by companies like Apple, IBM, Saab and Lockheed Martin.

Students in Switzerland are developing a foosball robot that could soon play the game as well as, or even better than, a human.

Google will team with German auto parts manufacturer Continental AG and IBM for a self-driving car project, a German newspaper reports.

NSA spying revelations trigger distrust in China over U.S. companies dominating Chinese computer networks.

IBM purchased Trusteer, a security software developer, in order to build a cybersecurity lab in Israel.

The former employer of NSA leaker Edward Snowden landed part of a big cybersecurity contract from the Department of Homeland Security.

The Australian Financial Review ascertained the ban for Lenovo computers in classified U.K. networks.

After finding hidden backdoors in hardware and firmware, intelligence companies around the world are banning Lenovo technology from their networks.

IBM has initiated a round of worldwide layoffs estimated to cost about $1 billion.

Online retailer Amazon.com has emerged as a bidder for secretive government cloud computing contracts.

More than 60 new gaming companies have moved to SoftLayer in the last two quarters.

By moving one carbon monoxide molecule at a time, researchers-turned-animators at IBM tell the story of a boy and his atomic pal.

The Senate will not vote on the controversial 2013 cybersecurity bill passed by the House this month.