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TAROM Flight 371 crashes on March 31, 1995, due to a faulty auto-throttle system.
China's new reactor in Wuwei uses thorium, promising safer nuclear energy production.
Kiran Stacey questions if faulty tech sabotaged Bernie Sanders in the Iowa caucus.
Preliminary investigations reveal design modifications may have caused the Arctic Rose to capsize.
Investigators question design modifications that led to the sinking of the Lady Mary in 2009.
Andy Debold discusses Diebold's $1.8 billion acquisition of Wincor Nixdorf and its impact.
Tom Cheshire discusses a British masked terrorist linked to the Islamic State and facial recognition technology.
A rear wheel collapses under the weight of a soapbox car during a race, sending dinner into the water and leaving participants scrambling on foot.
A displaced Palestinian mother navigates the challenges of survival in Gaza, highlighting the ongoing struggles faced by families amid conflict.
Paul Taylor discusses whether smartwatches are just a hype or truly beneficial devices.
An American doctor claims to have cloned embryos but none resulted in pregnancy yet.
Donald Trump discusses Huawei's sales with Xi Jinping, causing confusion over US restrictions.
H-1B visa reforms under Trump leave Indian IT firms uncertain in Washington.
Douglas Coupland states that he has been rewired in the last 10 to 15 years, losing the memory of how his brain used to feel before the internet.
End Game dominates Battlebots, showcasing its skills while fans discuss just spinners since Tombstone.
Silicon Valley remains a top destination for tech entrepreneurs seeking networking and talent.
The London bike show highlights innovations like cargo bikes and e-bikes to boost sales.
The video reveals how much data the NSA collects and from what countries it operates.
Edward Snowden critiques Pegasus spyware as a dangerous industry that should not exist.
Carmakers face significant challenges in transitioning from diesel to electric vehicles, balancing consumer demand with the need for profitability in a competitive market.
Electric cars are a serious option for replacing traditional vehicles, but is now the right time to buy?
An electric truck drag race showcases the evolving landscape of automotive performance, sparking mixed reactions about speed and character among fans.
Armin Laschet meets Elon Musk, but his comments draw laughter and ridicule during the campaign.
Tesla opens its first European factory near Berlin amid environmental concerns and controversy.
Elon Musk reflects on the intense challenges faced by Tesla, expressing optimism about the company's future while addressing audience questions at a recent event.
The Tesla Model S outperforms the Porsche 911 and aims for Mars colonization.
The third Hyperloop competition sets a new speed record of 284 miles per hour in the United States.
Elon Musk's Roadster orbits Earth after a successful SpaceX launch, as reported by Financial Times.
Microsoft ends support for Windows XP in April, raising security concerns for businesses.
The trailer showcases Erica, a humanoid robot, and her creator Hiroshi Ishiguro's vision for the future.
Ethan Zuckerman faces backlash for inventing pop-up ads and unskippable ads.
A tragic plane crash in Ethiopia kills 157, including 22 UN employees, sparking an investigation.
A Boeing 737 MAX crashes shortly after takeoff from Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, on Sunday.
Europe's Competition Commissioner Margaret targets Google over Android's market dominance.
The EU's patent overhaul plan faces opposition from Apple and BMW against Qualcomm and Nokia.
The European Commission plans a 3% tax on tech giants like Facebook and Google amid scrutiny.
Germany presents the IBM Q System One quantum computer to enhance technological sovereignty.
Rula de Benedetti's S Jeffy offers lightweight springs to compete with Chinese production.
Frank Abagnale warns Facebook users about identity theft risks at Advertising Week Europe.
The Coast Guard confirms the Titan submersible's implosion, killing all five aboard.
Facebook addresses the Cambridge Analytica scandal and the need for accountability.
Frances Haugen states that Facebook's algorithms can lead children from neutral interests like healthy eating to harmful content such as anorexia.
Facebook launches Libre, a global currency for payments via Messenger and WhatsApp.
Mark Zuckerberg claims surveillance revelations hurt user trust in Facebook services.
Facebook plans to hire 800 high-tech employees in London as part of its strategy to expand its presence in the UK’s competitive tech market.
A group of high school students aims to build a hybrid sports car that accelerates from 0 to 60 in under 5 seconds to win a $10 million prize.
Felix Baumgartner makes history with the highest skydive from 128,097 feet.
Basepaws, a pet genetics business, analyzes cat DNA using adhesive tape to provide insights into ancestry, breed, and health traits.
