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Considering how 2017 is playing out, I'd go straight back in.

Mobile devices and facial recognition software have made the list this year.

Salesforce also announced the launch of a $50 venture million fund that will invest in startups focused on artificial intelligence.

We’ve seen it and touched it -- briefly. But we still don’t know a lot about Apple's forthcoming "ultimate" iPhone.

The startup IOTAS is equipping multi-family housing units with IOT technology designed for tech-savvy young people who don't yet own a home.

The startup IOTAS is equipping multi-family housing units with IOT technology designed for tech-savvy young people who don't yet own a home.

Senior photographer James Martin put the iPhone 8 Plus camera through a workout in San Francisco. More than 2,000 photos later, he's impressed.

Could CPU usage replace adverts in the future?

Game developer Zoë Quinn recounts her experience of 'Gamergate', which prompted the creation of the Crash Override Network to provide support and advice for victims of online hate.

The latest installment in the Forza racing sim series hits the Xbox One console and Windows 10 PCs later this month.

China will need more than half-a-million industrial robots by 2025. The race is on to see who will supply them.

With slow growth in Europe, the software vendor is looking to Asia, which now accounts for just below 20 percent of its total revenue, says CEO Bill Coleman, who acknowledges the need to offer more localisation to better serve customers in the region.

Despite Colin Firth, Channing Tatum and Julianne Moore, this star-studded spy sequel doesn't quite earn its license to kill.

The idea behind Twilio Studio is to enable business execs and developers iterate on tools such as messaging bots, voice system workflows and notifications.

The founder of the world-renowned Ballet Folklorico de Mexico created dozens of dances that brought Mexican culture to the world.