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Youngsters living in hostels ask their council to provide wifi, saying they are falling behind at school.

Taiwan-based TSMC says semiconductors manufacturing at its Arizona plant will no longer begin in 2024.

Games have been using forms of AI for years, but what does the industry think of the latest tech?

Research shows that house plants don't make much difference to air quality.

America’s “most wanted” hacker reinvented himself as a cybersecurity consultant after time in prison.

One of gaming's biggest contests is marred by a row over a penalty shootout in its grand final.

Ofcom says mobile networks would have to tell people when they are going to be charged.

The technology giant says it could remove services such as FaceTime from the UK over potential changes

The experimental use of robots to deliver food is also due to expand to a new town, a meeting hears.

The boss of the streaming giant also calls for an end to the strikes disrupting Hollywood.

Greg Rutkowski is among the artists calling for more protection from artificial intelligence tools.

Hospitals in Exeter and Barnstaple have each taken delivery a new robot to provide less invasive surgery.

The company reported that its profit margins have been squeezed as it faces tough competition.

A new voluntary framework has the backing of hundreds of experts around the world.

The warning comes as Octopus Energy's boss says customers prefer emails written by AI over humans.

Extra oversight for powers to scan encrypted messages for child abuse images passed by peers.

£9,000 was given to a man who claimed he was going to carry out consultative work.