360 Lab Accelerator program in Silicon Valley and Europe extends deadline to Nov 18
The year-long 360 Lab Accelerator program extends the deadline for startups to apply until November 18, with the acceleration program...
DARPA wants to launch rapid payloads into space on a whim
The DARPA Launch Challenge aims to demonstrate the ability to launch payloads to orbit on extremely short notice, with no prior...
5 days of Canadian creativity, diversity await at C-Tribe Festival in Edmonton
The C-Tribe Festival, a five-day event that gathers a community driven by diversity and helping innovative and creative people achieve...
A look into data privacy, protection practices as Mozilla rebrands Firefox in Asia
Mozilla announces two strategic partnerships for data privacy and protection in Asia; Cherry Mobile will bring Firefox Lite to more...
Space Force ‘should leverage commercial space technology’: Deputy Defense Secretary
When US President Donald Trump announced he was going to launch a new branch of the military, the Space Force,...
How startups can fully reap the rewards of sponsored content
While many people believe that having an article labeled as "sponsored," would deter any reader from clicking, the reality is...
Microsoft employees with ethical concerns of military tech use can choose other projects
If a Microsoft employee has ethical concerns over the US military use of technology, they can opt for different projects...
ACLU files FOIA request demanding DHS, ICE reveal how they use Amazon Rekognition
The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) files a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request demanding that the Department of Homeland...
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Amazon, Palantir are aiding mass deportations of govt ‘undesirables’: report
A report reveals that Silicon Valley giants like Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Palantir are providing Immigration and Customs Enforcement...
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Aztec Reports launches to bring Mexican news to English-speaking world
Colombia-based media incubator Espacio announces the launch of Aztec Reports to report on the latest news coming out of Mexico, after having...
US intelligence finds no infrastructural evidence enabling election disruption
"Currently, we do not have any evidence of a compromise or disruption of infrastructure that would enable adversaries to prevent...
3D-printed weapons can be traced by 3D printer’s ‘fingerprints’: study
3D printers leave behind a type of "fingerprint" that can be used in tracing 3D-printed weapons through digital forensics, according...
‘450 Amazon employees tell Bezos to kick Palantir off AWS’
Over 450 Amazon employees sign a letter to Jeff Bezos and other executives demanding that Palantir be removed from Amazon...
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Inside Labouradda’s plan to provide work for India’s 437M unorganized labor force
There are 437 million unorganized laborers in India, making up 94% of the workforce. The daunting task of connecting the...
DARPA envisions soldiers swarming with 250 robots simultaneously in urban combat
DARPA is envisioning a future of warfare where soldiers engaged in urban combat will interact with upwards of 250 autonomous...
IARPA launches Proteos program for human identification using shedded skin
Under the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, IARPA announces the launch of the Proteos Program for human identification...
US defense intelligence warns of AI-human hybrid soldiers from China
China is moving towards merging AI with humans, and the United States Defense Intelligence Agency sees this as a major...
US senator urges investigation into Google over Google+ bug ‘coverup’
US Senator Richard Blumenthal pens a letter urging the FTC "to immediately open an investigation into Google's exposure of private...
26% of big tech employees say their companies spy on them unreasonably
Just over a quarter of big tech employees say that their companies go to unreasonable lengths to spy on them,...
Privacy woes aside, Google Home Hub launches 1 day after Facebook’s Portal
Technology is not evil, nor is it good. It is simply a tool. Facebook Portal is a tool, and now...
