Here is exactly why Trump's supporters like himBy Rangapriya Kannan While many remain baffled as to how Trump supporters continue to like him despite his latest act of bullying, lying, egotism or vulgarity,...Trump-Biden final debate: Democratic nominee warns of 'dark winter' of Covid
How to build resilience for a post-COVID-19 worldBy focusing on six areas listed here, organizations will optimize their approach to COVID-19, while readying themselves for any similarly...By Martin Jetter
Tech titan patents mean we have to get serious about data privacyThe tech giants' patent filings give no indication they care to research and develop devices that will put data in consumers' hands.By Raullen Chai
On The Edge Of Glory: 5G Set To Transform Video Streaming5G will really come into its own as a transformational technology in the context of latency reduction, heralding new horizons for near...By Lars Larsson
5G is here, but how can carriers market and monetize it?5G subscribers will initially experience 30-50% increase in speeds over 4G. Over the next five years the technology could offer speeds...By Angela Logothetis
WHO says world in uncharted territory as US virus toll risesGlobally, the virus has killed more than 3,100 people and infected over 90,000.By Laurent Thomet with Issam Ahmed in Washington
SIM swapping: What you need to know & how to protect yourselfEverything you need to know about SIM swapping, the vexing hacking technique that hit Twitter's CEO.By Shimrit Tzur-David
Getting ready for 5G: Investing in fiber infrastructure is key5G will present new opportunities and experiences to end-users. It's important not to lose sight of the need to invest in the underlying...By Steve Alexander
Hydrogen cars appear dead as EVs take the reinsEven the biggest supporters of hydrogen vehicles are now turning to electric vehicles.By Travis Hoium
How artificial intelligence systems could threaten democracyEven governments in democracies with strong traditions of rule of law find themselves tempted to abuse these new abilities.By Steven Feldstein
4 reasons Google Stadia is no game changerGoogle's upcoming cloud gaming service is a bold step for the industry, but here's why most gamers are likely to stick with their consoles...By John Ballard
Too many airplane systems rely on too few sensorsBoeing's response to its crashes has included designing a software update that will rely on two sensors instead of one. That may not be...By Carlos Varela
Congressional oversight is at the heart of America's democracyPresidential power to override Congress is limited to a very small set of circumstances.By Derek W. Black
Nano-satellite communications: The key to digital inclusionTechnological advances in the miniaturization of satellites could bring connectivity to the vast equatorial regions of the world which have...By Meir Moalem
Does AI really have a place in the modern UC workplace?Future unified communications systems could be enhanced with artificial intelligence, opening up the modern workplace up to the...By Scott McMaster
How Micron will profit from self-driving carsThis is a great opportunity for the memory industry.By Ashraf Eassa
Brexit Britain's weakness exposed in US trade deal documentsBy Michael Plouffe America's objectives for a trade agreement with Britain spell out a stark Brexit future.
Jeremy Corbyn and Labour are playing Brexit games with their magical thinking on the EUBy Daniel Hannan There is no Leftist argument for a system that places the highest tariffs on the items that make up the largest share of the weekly bills...
Why British politics is being contaminated by conspiracy theoriesBy James Bloodworth Conspiracy theories about George Soros and Oxfam reveal something disconcerting about the road down which British politics is currently...
New York truck attack: Why Isis might not claim responsibility this timeBy Ludovica Iaccino Group often claims it's behind terror attacks in the West, but experts argue such claims are unsubstantiated and could just be a propaganda...
Las Vegas mass shooting is 'a reflection of relaxed gun laws' in the USBy Ludovica Iaccino At least 50 people killed and hundreds injured when man opened fire on concertgoers on 1 October.
We need a world day of commemoration for the memory of terror victimsBy Dr Hamad Bin Abdulaziz Al-Kawari This fight brings together governments, civil organisations and international public opinion.
How social media helps Big Tobacco hook a new generation of smokersBy Robert Kozinets Tobacco companies are enlisting the help of social media influencers to promote traditional cigarettes and their brands to young people.
Why the next terror manifesto could be even harder to trackBy Megan Squire Social media companies struggle to identify and remove hate speech when it's posted. What can computer science reveal about how hate-filled...
These jaw-dropping facts will change your mind about the Internet of ThingsBy Chris Neiger If you have a finger on the pulse of the world's significant tech trends, then you've already seen the IoT in action.