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Surprise! Google's AI neural network has been secretly beating the world's top Go players in online matches

China's top Go players have been beaten several times online by a mysterious player now revealed to be a robot.

UK military to begin work on high-energy laser weapons for British armed forces

Laser Directed Energy Weapons will be capable of safely neutralising targets over long distances.

Smart egg-shaped kitchen assistant helps plan meals, order ingredients and show you how to cook them

The device can also 'keep a lively conversation going by expressing itself through looks and winks'.

Norton ventures in hardware with first Wi-Fi router to protect you from the dangers of IoT botnets

Norton ventures into hardware with Wi-Fi router to provide protection from IoT botnet attacks

The dome-shaped device boasts of machine learning and encryption abilities and can be controlled via users' phone.

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Computer scientists figure out how to get memory chips to act like computer processors

By getting memory chips to perform computing tasks, data could now be processed where it is stored.

Smart cat feeder and water dispenser lets you track your feline's diet from a smartphone

Catspad provides on-the-go diet tracking features, with microchip sensors for multi-moggie households.

Fisherman's friend? Smartphone-controlled drone transmits underwater sonar scans for easy angling

'Recreational fishing will never be the same again,' claims PowerVision.

Lego Boost: Finally Lego creates kit to turn existing toy bricks into a programmable robot

Forget Technic or Mindstorms, now you can turn existing Lego kits into motorised and motion-sensitive toys.

Kingston announces 2TB flash drive – officially the world's largest USB memory stick to date

At CES 2017, Kingston has announced a 2TB USB memory stick that's bigger than many PC hard drives.

Smart hairbrushes, biometric padlocks and WiFi showers: The coolest smart gadgets from CES 2017

Who knew a hairbrush could be smart?

Dodging facial recognition tech inches toward reality thanks to new anti-surveillance clothing tech

Dodging facial recognition software inches toward reality thanks to new anti-surveillance clothing tech

The Hyperface project aims at creating clothes with patterns designed to overwhelm facial recognition systems.

Japanese insurance claim agents are now being replaced by a robot – the IBM Watson supercomputer

A Japanese insurance company is replacing 34 jobs and outsourcing the work to the IBM Watson supercomputer.

Space X Falcon 9 orbital rocket launch booster

SpaceX reveals cause of Falcon 9 rocket explosion and plans to launch again next week

The firm said Nasa and the US Air Force assisted in its probe into the explosion.

UK government's support to tech firms is an embarrassment says CES organiser

Gary Shapiro said that the government has not done much to encourage start-up technology firms.

Kissenger: The gadget that stimulates your long-distance lover when you kiss through your phone

Researchers claim that the device provides a two-way interaction just like a real kiss.

The best technology breakthroughs in 2016 from quantum computing to AI

IBTimes UK explores the greatest advances in 2016, including AI, quantum computing, drones and mobile data.

Amazon wants giant airborne warehouses that float over major cities

At 45,000ft, the airships would be refuelled and restocked by a smaller vessel.

Samsung to launch C-lab projects at CES2017

Samsung to showcase C-Lab projects at CES 2017

The company will also unveil wind-free wall-mounted air-conditioner.

New drone owners asked to read the rules before flying gadgets

Last week, the UK government proposed a series of strict measures to curb dangerous flying of personal drones.

KFC launches AI-enabled store in China that offers menu suggestions based on your face

The popular fast-food giant has implemented some innovative, tech-savvy ideas this year.

AI could threaten up to 47% of jobs in two decades, says a US federal report

Artificial intelligence may also widen the inequality gap among workers.

France unveils the world's first solar panel road in small Normandy village

The government-sponsored road named Wattway built by French civil engineering firm Colas cost €5m.

Norway aims to pass legislation allowing testing of self-driving cars in 2017

Self-driving cars will be introduced gradually, with only technologically mature systems approved for testing.

Self-driving Ubers forced out of San Francisco as state revokes registrations

Uber began testing its self-driving fleet last week, giving riders the option to book a self-driving vehicle.

Computer says yes: Humans to take robot lovers up the aisle by 2050

Author and AI expert believes robot marriage should be recognised by law.

Mark Zuckerberg shows his Morgan Freeman-voiced AI butler Jarvis in action

Zuckerberg and his wife Priscilla also experimented with other voices including that of Arnold Schwarzenegger.

French postal service to start delivering mail and parcels by drones

During the experimental stage, the delivery range will be limited to 15km.

Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg shows off Jarvis, the AI butler he built for himself this year

Mark Zuckerberg said he wanted Jarvis to be able to learn his 'tastes and patterns'.

Does Elon Musk really want to create The Boring Company to build underground roads?

After the Hyperloop, Tesla and Mars colonisation, Musk's plans to build underground roads seem plausible.

Facebook's solar-powered internet drone crash-landed due to wind

The company said it is already working on incorporating possible fixes in future designs and flight tests.

Samsung could be eyeing up 'holographic' AR headset with Magic Leap

Comments attributed to Samsung executive suggest Gear VR 3 will build on HoloLens and Google Tango.

Radio Garden - an interactive radio experience

Radio Garden: How to instantly tune in to live radio stations all over the world

A Dutch interactive website charting internet-accessible radio stations around the world has gone viral.

Up for a swift one? World's first contacless beer pump will serve a pint in just 60 seconds

NFC beer pump could be making its way to bars, clubs and concert venues throughout the UK.

Ark Park will let you walk with dinosaurs on PlayStation VR, Oculus Rift and HTC Vive in 2017

Players will be able to get virtually up close and personal with over 100 various dinosaurs and creatures.

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