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Alleged image of Tesla's electric semi truck surfaces on Reddit

Last month, Elon Musk tweeted that the unveiling and test-drive of Tesla's unreal 'beast' has been scheduled on 26 October 2017.

Equifax data breach was due to one person's error says former CEO

Former CEO of Equifax blames a security team employee for failing to plug security vulnerability.

Intel's former CEO Paul Otellini dies at 66

Otellini helped Intel win chip-making business for Apple's Mac, which previously used PowerPC processors.

Google, Twitter and Facebook flooded with fake news stories, hoaxes after deadly Las Vegas shooting

Tech companies have come under intense scrutiny over fake news, terrorism and harassment posts on their sites.

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Oracle's new machine learning-powered database patches security flaws on its own

The automated database will cost less than the half of what Amazon charges.

Zuckerberg asks for forgiveness for the ways Facebook 'was used to divide people' in Yom Kippur post

"For those I hurt this year, I ask forgiveness and I will try to be better," Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg wrote.

Lockheed Martin's SR-72 conceptualised hypersonic drone

SR-72 hypersonic drone might have already been tested by Skunk Works

The SR-72 could replace the SR-71 Blackbird, which was retired by the US Air Force in 1998.

Uber's ex-CEO Travis Kalanick appoints two new members to the board in surprise power move

"For Travis, it is all about keeping power," an unnamed source told Recode.

Everything you need to know about SpaceX's plans for interplanetary travel, Mars colonisation

Elon Musk believes humans have to be a multi-planet species.

Elon Musk's SpaceX unveils ambitious plan to launch spaceship-based travel system between countries

This could mean travelling from New York to Shanghai would take less than 40 minutes at 27,000 kmh.

Russia claims its new Armata tank is tough enough to run on Mars

The Armata tank is made by Russian manufacturer Renova.

Sprint could soon use drones to boost cell coverage in disaster-affected areas

The company has tested the concept by equipping a drone with its Magic Box signal boosting tech.

China unveils world's first commercial amphibious drone that can take off and land on water

It will be available for purchase by the end of this year.

Uber to shut down its car-leasing business in US, 500 jobs in danger

"We have decided to stop operating Xchange Leasing and move towards a less capital-intensive approach," the company said.

Mark Zuckerberg hits back at Trump's claim that Facebook has always been 'anti-Trump'

Zuckerberg also said he regrets dismissing claims that Facebook helped influence the election as a "pretty crazy idea".

EasyJet teams up with US startup to develop battery-powered, electric planes

The low-cost airline's ultimate plan is to fly electric planes for all its short flights within the next 10-20 years.

Shareholder sues Uber for failing to disclose 'illicit business tactics'

The class-action lawsuit claims Uber and its former CEO knowingly misled investors to raise funds.

Watch Kalashnikov unveil a 'flying car' that could be its next war machine

It can seat one and is controlled with a pair of joysticks.

Uber could pull out of Canada's Quebec province over new 'onerous' regulations

Quebec wants Uber drivers to go through the 35-hour training model designed for conventional taxi drivers.

Tesla replaces Nvidia with Intel chips to power its infotainment systems

This comes as the next big win for the world's largest chipmaker in the automobile industry.

Did Steve Bannon try to plant a mole inside Facebook to uncover its secrets?

Leaked emails purport former White House strategist wanted to intel on the company's hiring process.

Is Dyson about to take on Tesla in an electric car war?

British household tech giant reportedly ready to unveil its all-electric automotive ambitions.

Intel's new self-learning chip is designed to work like a human brain

The chip codenamed "Loihi" is based on neuromorphic computing.

Could Artificial Intelligence Cause World War Three? Elon Musk fears it might

Elon Musk on Mercedes' $1bn investment in electric cars: 'Off by a zero'

Mercedes plans to introduce electric versions of all their cars by 2022.

Waymo disagrees with Uber, says it 'only' seeks $1.86bn for stolen trade secrets

Last week, Uber's legal team claimed Waymo was seeking $2.6bn for a single trade secret.

Microsoft Facebook undersea internet cable Marea

Microsoft and Facebook lay internet cable that's 16 million times faster than average broadband

Subsea 160-terabits-per-second data cable can stream 71m HD videos simultaneously.

London mayor accuses Uber of using 'aggressive' tactics to put TfL under pressure

Sadiq Khan says the company only has itself to blame for losing the licence to operate in the capital.

John McDonnell called Uber a 'disgrace'

Over 600,000 people have signed a petition to stop the ban in London.

Uber's new CEO Dara Khosrowshahi on London ban: 'There is a high cost to a bad reputation'

The Regulator Transport for London stripped Uber of its license to operate in the city beginning in October.

Petition to 'save Uber' in London surpasses 750,000 signatures

Transport for London will not be renewing Uber's license to operate in the British capital from 1 October.

Facebook to share 3,000 Russia-linked ads with Congress: 'We are committed to rising to the occasion'

"I care deeply about the democratic process and protecting its integrity," CEO Mark Zuckerberg said.

Watch video: Lockheed Martin's ATHENA laser weapon system takes down 5 airborne drones

The tests were conducted in conjunction with the US Army's Space and Missile Defense Command.

iPhone X is here - but where are these 'secret' Apple products?

HomePod and iMac Pro release details are still a mystery.

Waymo wants Uber to pay $2.6bn for allegedly stealing a trade secret

Waymo's claims have already led Uber to fire its former self-driving division head Anthony Levandowski.

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