Deep, dark secrets of crew aboard wild superyachts

We should remember that devices only compute what has been programmed by people

Would a public digital database provide safeguards against sexual assault, or spark mayhem?

The robot will be tested for its ability to run inspections, detect leaks, gather data and generate reports

Even Twitter doesn’t use Twitter, but ensuring its users are actual users means it can sell ads to show them, writes Tim Culpan

Cyber crime costs the global economy $2.9m every minute and 80% of these attacks are password related, writes Kate Thompson Ferreira

World wide web founder Tim Berners-Lee is leading the pack in trying to instil some order in his ‘baby’

Critics love to hate the iconic manufacturer, but the launch of its most recent gadgets showed it still ignites the world’s imagination

Sensors linked to an app that analyses runs give footwear a leg up, but personal trainers have the edge in the motivation stakes, writes Yolisa Mkele

Igor Ashurbeyli has plans to be the first independent country in space and for its citizens to live on the moon by 2043