In the biggest moon-related conspiracy since “NASA faked the moon landing,” one Reddit user claims that Samsung is faking its moon photos.

Does the idea of lab-grown meat weird you out a little? Well, scientists hope the rise in lab-grown dairy could at least help you warm up to the idea.

Your grumpiest relative may have to start emailing you with their takes on the news rather than just ranting on Facebook this summer.

Remember floppy discs? You might not! Used to store data way before the cloud and USBs, they haven't been commonly used since the 90s. But, against all odds, they're still kicking.

Even as TikTok deals with a pesky potential ban in the US—which yesterday got a lot closer to becoming a reality—the company is keeping on and looking for ways to hold its dominance over Gen Z's eyeballs.

The newest trend sweeping TikTok is yet another example of why you can't trust everything you see online.  

As the global semiconductors arms race gets hotter than a ten-year-old laptop trying to run a browser with multiple tabs open, one Canadian chip leader just got a lot less Canadian.

Venture capital (VC) money might be drying up—overall funding dropped by a third globally last year—but startups are still fetching billion-dollar valuations by tapping into something that never goes out of style: Matters of national security. 

You may soon have more to worry about on LinkedIn than cringey #successwin posts and requests for skills endorsements from people you barely know.

JPMorgan has told ChatGPT to clear its desk and head on home.