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Donald Trump declares a national emergency to ban Huawei technology amid trade tensions with China.
Uber and Google clash over trade secrets in the self-driving car race led by Anthony Levandowski.
Uber launches self-driving taxis in Pittsburgh, featuring Ford Fusion cars and human oversight.
A woman's death in Tempe, Arizona, reignites the debate over autonomous vehicle safety.
Britain's space industry thrives as New Horizons passes Pluto, with growth in Liverpool.
Britain invests £2 billion in next-gen fighter jet at the Farmborough Airshow.
Sheffield's first direct air capture plant converts atmospheric CO2 into sustainable aviation fuel, supporting Virgin Atlantic's decarbonization efforts.
Ukrainian drone operators halt a Russian tank convoy in a David-and-Goliath defense effort.
Edwin Heathcote presents the FT/Citi Ingenuity Awards for innovative infrastructure improvements.
Hannah Murphy discusses forces behind voter manipulation ahead of the US presidential election.
The US government grounds Chinese-made drones over security concerns in Washington.
Vertu offers uniquely bling smartphones with luxury features and high price tags.
CES 2018 showcases Amazon's Alexa and the rise of smart speakers in consumer electronics.
Oculus and Sony showcase advancements in virtual reality at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.
Cara Volvo tests self-parking cars and advanced Technologies near Gothenburg, Sweden.
Big Tech builds data centres in Queretaro, straining local water resources amid growing demand.
A 2009 Prius was retrofitted as one of the first self-driving car prototypes by Google, which later developed a model without a steering wheel.
Rebecca and Kimberly Yeung, two young sisters from America, create a space program using weather balloons to collect climate data, leading to an invitation from President Obama to the White House Science Fair.
Wearable robots enhance human strength and help workers avoid injuries in daily tasks.
A London company uses wearable gadgets to track employee sleep quality and productivity.
American researchers at Harvard create a self-assembling origami robot with vast potential.
Bitcoin faces volatility while Silicon Valley invests in its underlying blockchain technology.
Experts at The Guardian define data journalism and its impact on modern reporting.
Big tech companies like Google and Facebook continue to grow, facing potential regulatory challenges.
A millennial states that their generation does not conform to stereotypes, such as the idea that all millennials eat avocados.
An F-16 pilot detects an unidentified target, possibly linked to radar jamming.
Candidates develop new apps to collect extensive data for the 2020 election campaigns.
Huawei users face limitations as Google suspends key software and services access.
Maija Palmer highlights urban mobility innovations transforming future commutes in megacities.
Cardiff Garcia and Izzy Kaminska discuss technology's impact on jobs and income Divergence.
FT reporters test electric cars from Ford, Volkswagen, and Nissan to challenge Tesla's dominance.
Josh Toussaint-Strauss explains why weather apps often provide conflicting forecasts.
Huawei aims to dominate 5G technology at Mobile World Congress 2019 amid Western scrutiny.
Traditional large healthcare companies face challenges from emerging HealthTech innovations.
Israeli startups in computer vision attracted over $1 billion in funding over the past three years, a sharp rise from $56 million in 2015.
Microsoft plans to invest $10 billion in OpenAI, the creator of ChatGPT, co-founded by Elon Musk.
South Wales Police's facial recognition technology raises privacy concerns in Cardiff.
Transformation technology drives M&A strategies at Emerson and influences global markets.
Neato Botvac 85 and Roomba 880 showcase advancements in robot vacuum technology.
Cruise launches driverless Robo Taxis in San Francisco after regulatory approval in August.
Klaus Freund estimates half of US jobs may face automation in the next twenty years.
Will Jackson discusses Tesla's Optimus robot and its potential applications in robotics.
A new app in Sunny North London allows drivers to pay for parking directly from their car dashboard.
A futuristic vessel docks in London after circumnavigating the globe using solar power.
Apple confirms that its once unstoppable iPhone has hit a significant decline in sales.
Keith Stuart and Cara Ellison review Microsoft's Xbox One and its features at The Proud Archivist.
By 2017, ride-sharing apps had taken over the majority of rides in New York City, leaving yellow cabs struggling to compete.
Over half of Britain's population suffers from nomophobia, driven by social media addiction.
