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Idaho’s public education system scored several wins during the 2022 Legislative session that concluded last week. As president of the Idaho State Board of Education, I’d like to thank the legislators and Idaho Governor Brad Little for making historic investments in our students, our schools and institutions and in the dedicated educators throughout our state ...

The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, the world's biggest crude exporter, is building a $5 billion hydrogen plant to produce green fuel and lessen its dependence on petrodollars. Petrostates are [...]

The government of the United Kingdom is pushing ahead with its planned rollout of a nationwide digital ID system. It will start this month with the launch of a system for verifying digital IDs [...]

The Department of Defense is trying to create an artificial intelligence program that can make decisions regarding life or death on the battlefield. The new program, called In The Moment, is [...]

The National Security Council and Treasury Department are at loggerheads over whether Moscow-based cybersecurity giant Kaspersky should be sanctioned following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

Hy-Vee Inc. announced plans for 1st store location in Tennessee

RIYADH: Future Tech Retail, a unit of BinDawood Holding, has acquired a 62-percent stake in e-commerce platform operator International Applications Trading Co. for SR108 million ($29 million). A fully owned subsidiary of Saudi retailer BinDawood, Future Tech signed the deal with Amwaj Real Estate Co. and First Commercial Application Co., to acquire the stake, a bourse filing

Researchers from Stanford University developed a photon diode that could be used for an all-optical computer that uses light instead of electricity for computing. Photon diodes -- devices that [...]

Skyway, a navigation service provider to Urban Air Mobility (UAM) focused around autonomous aircraft, has joined the Global UTM Association to contribute...

Minister for Tech and the Digital Economy Chris Philp speaks about governments pro-innovation regulatory approach at Digital City Festival in Manchester.