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Dispatch created its Zero Knowledge Analytics and DAPoS technology so businesses can build fast, secure blockchain solutions with zero transaction costs.

Like Telegram, Tumblr allowed users to share exploitative content through its platform, and Apple stepped in to block its app from the iOS App Store.

PlayVS raised $30.5 million for a high school esports platform. Elysian Park Ventures, the investment arm of the Los Angeles Dodgers owners, led the round.

Agora, a platform that makes it easier for developers to add voice and video features to their applications, has raised $70 million in a series C round of funding.

Amazon Web Services' Translate service has gained a new feature: real-time translation. It's generally available to customers.

The United Kingdom is set to double the speeds of home broadband if customers switch from wired to 5G wireless home routers in 2019.

Irish startup ApisProtect has rasied $1.8 million for internet of things technology that can remotely monitor bee colonies.

Here are the best Apple products to buy this holiday season -- and some to skip.

Amplitude Studios cofounder Mathieu Girard announced his new studio, Tactical Adventures, that's making a RPG that seeks to blend Baldur's Gate and XCOM.

ReKTGlobal said its esports team Rogue has secured a slot in the official Riot Games League of Legends European Championship competition.

Volvo signs commercial deal to put its self-driving trucks into operation transporting limestone from a mine to a port.

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eGym has raised $20 million in a series D round of funding led by Nokia-funded venture capital firm NGP Capital, with participation from Highland Europe and HPE Growth Capital.

(Reuters) — Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey has kicked up a social media storm in India after a picture of him with a placard saying “smash Brahminical patriarchy”, referring to the highest Hindu caste, went viral in one of the company’s fastest-growing…

Google announce it is spending $685 million on a new "energy efficient" datacenter in Denmark that is expected to be completed after 2021.

If you or a loved one wants to build or upgrade a beefy PC-gaming rig this holiday, you’re gonna want a new video card. The GPU is the heart of the system. It is the biggest factor in determining how well games will run. So if you’re out shopping this…

One of the best external USB soundcards just got better. The Sound BlasterX is an improvement over the competition, and now it supports Nintendo Switch.

Researchers at Purdue trained an AI model on Wi-Fi access data from college freshmen to predict their locations and relations.

Whether you want your first 5G phone to be a trifold wallet-like mini tablet or a modular classic smartphone, Huawei and Motorola are working on options.

Nintendo Switch is great, but its design is rough on large hands for extended periods of time. The Satisfye Pro Gaming Grip solves that.

Chromecast that plug into televisions can now be part of audio groups that include Home speakers to play music, podcasts, or audiobooks.

Instagram is taking aim at apps that generate fake likes or comments in order to make certain accounts and posts appear more popular than they actually are.

The International Conference on Learning Represenations will take place in Africa in 2020 to give Africans denied visas more access to the AI community.

A bokeh-editing feature that was exclusive to Google Photos for Android phones comes to the iOS edition, along with a color desaturation tool.

Mega Man 11 is fun to play. It's also fun to watch others play it, especially when they're able to beat to beat the sidescroller in record time.

Microsoft announced that it has acquired app-provisioning startup FSLogix for an undisclosed sum. It says the firm's tech will benefit Office 365 ProPlus.

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It's official: Alexa users can now place calls with Skype, Microsoft and Amazon confirmed. The integration even extends to SkypeOut numbers.