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Former Sandia National Laboratories manager David Kistin will direct Roadrunner Quantum Lab, a $25 million New Mexico effort to grow quantum technology companies in Albuquerque.
A Microsoft executive's startling admission appeared in a newly unredacted filing in the landmark copyright infringement legal battle playing out between newspapers like the Daily News and The New York Times and tech companies Microsoft and OpenAI.
Waymo began offering limited public rides in its robotaxis in Las Vegas on Monday, becoming the latest autonomous vehicle company to provide rides in Southern Nevada.
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Tesla has officially opened rides in its Cybercab robotaxi to the public in Austin, Texas - a futuristic two-seat vehicle that comes without a steering wheel or pedals.
Richard Díaz, an attorney and a former police officer and detective with the then Miami-Dade Police Department, thinks law enforcement in Florida took a hit.
While there are no Flock cameras in Alaska, residents are pushing for checks on police policies.
NORCROSS, Ga. - The City of Norcross is notifying residents after a ransomware attack targeted certain computer systems earlier this month, officials said.
The $17B agreement with 47 states requires the social media giant to add stronger child-safety measures to its Facebook and Instagram platforms.
New York will receive around $1 billion from Meta for mental health services and education as part of a larger settlement in a watershed trial over teen social media addiction, New York Attorney General Letitia James announced Wednesday.