Himanshu Goenka

The project, carried out by scientists in Austria, Germany and the U.K., can have applications in areas like quantum computing.

Using its Echo hardware, users will be able to stream unlimited music for half the price charged by Spotify, Apple Music and others, according to Recode.

A lawyer for Donald Trump’s wife sent legal notices to various publications that claimed she worked as an escort in the 1990s.

The South Korean electronics giant may sell refurbished versions of its used premium smartphones as early as next year, a report said.

President Rodrigo Duterte’s tough stance on drugs has led to the killings of about 1,800 people since he took office less than two months ago.

Sony is widely expected to launch a high-end version and a slimmer standard version of its popular PlayStation 4 gaming console in September.

The all-cash deal for Medivation, which markets a blockbuster prostate cancer drug, is not expected to affect Pfizer’s 2016 financial guidance.

“Hardwired…To Self-Destruct” will release on Nov. 18 and the band put out the first single from the album, “Hardwired,” on Thursday.

After staunch denials earlier, the U.S. Department of State conceded Thursday a link between the payment and Iran’s release of U.S. prisoners.

Stanford University researchers combined high-resolution satellite imagery and machine learning in what they called a “cheap and scalable” method to predict the distribution of poverty.

The U.S. Department of Justice announced Thursday “the first step in the process of reducing — and ultimately ending — our use of privately operated prisons.”

A new study published Wednesday in the journal Nature shows the cellular and genetic connection between fins of fish and fingers of land animals.

Researchers from Queensland University of Technology in Australia recorded the behavior of a coral as it was bleaching under stress.

Machali, who was 19 years old and has had books written and films made about her, lived and died in Ranthambore National Park in western India.

The California-based tech giant will lay off over 5,000 people or about 7 percent of its global workforce.

The world’s most profitable company is struggling to gain market share in the world’s most populous country, according to an industry report.

The study used data collected over 18 years in the United Kingdom and found “evidence of increased population extinction rates” among bees.

The new smartphone from the Chinese manufacturer, with its high specs and low price, is being seen as a flagship killer.

At about 340 million years old, the floor of the Herodotus Basin could change our understanding of Earth’s geological history.

Stephen Hawking had proposed in the 1970s that black holes can radiate quantum particles that would lead to their eventual evaporation.

Social media users erupted in anger over the mistaken perception that Google deleted the Palestine label from its mapping service.

The airline said it expected over 150 cancellations Wednesday morning before a return to normal operations later in the day.

The Gaofen-3 satellite was launched aboard a Long March 4C carrier rocket Wednesday morning local time.

The world’s largest chip maker signed a definitive agreement to acquire Nervana Systems, a deep learning and artificial intelligence company.

The IceCube Neutrino Observatory is the world’s largest detector for neutrinos — elusive subatomic particles that have almost no mass that rarely interact with matter.

In a new paper, researchers describe “a prototype chip that can trap ions in an electric field and, with built-in optics, direct laser light toward each of them.”

“Sightings” replaces the “Nearby” tracker. The update has other tweaks, such as safety prompts for players and reducing battery consumption.

The South Korean company launched its latest flagship, the Galaxy Note 7, in a curved screen variant only.

The airline cancelled over 200 flights Tuesday while it tries to recover from a worldwide system outage the day before.