Google is one of the greatest offenders when it comes to collecting personal data. The privacy-focused search engine DuckDuckGo blocks online trackers from collecting data about you and doesn’t save ...

Meta wants to derail a freshly released memoir by a former employee whose scandalous allegations the tech giant argues are ...

When I am working on a problem I never think about beauty. I only think about how to solve the problem. But when I have finished, if the solution is not beautiful, I know it is wrong.” — Buckminster ...

"If you did not know this change, and if you knew me before 2020, this might be a surprise," Sanger, who co-founded Wikipedia, wrote in a recent blog post announcing his conversion to Christianity.

HCL group founder Shiv Nadar has gifted 47 per cent of his stake in HCL Corp and Vama Delhi, the promoter entities of the group, to his daughter Roshni Nadar Malhotra, in a strategic transfer as part ...

Many women have fought hard for their, and our, right to study at Cambridge. As we celebrate International Women’s Day, what better time to reflect on the history of the women that have studied ...

Google co-founder Larry Page is reportedly starting a new firm called Dynatomics, focused on AI applications in product manufacturing. According to a report by The Information, Page is working ...

The Suffolk contamination control specialists constructed their first ever cleanroom 25 years ago – Director and founder Ray Wheeler explains how we became the business we are today 25 YEARS is a long ...

Wikipedia co-founder Larry Sanger is calling on Elon Musk and the Department of Government Efficiency to look into whether government actors have infiltrated the online encyclopedia that he helped ...

Computer scientist Dr Craig Wright has been ordered to pay £225,000 in legal costs by a judge after he was found to have “improperly used AI” in a failed bid to appeal against a High Court ruling that ...

In an internal email to staff that Bezos later shared publicly, the Amazon founder declared that The Post's opinion pages would now defend two "pillars": personal liberties and free markets.