As New Zealand Fights Online Hate, the Internet’s Darkest Corners Resist

If anything, the appetite for material connected to the Christchurch massacre is growing, even as New Zealand tries to deny the accused gunman a platform for his views.

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Ford, VW Set to Cooperate on Self-Driving and Electric Cars

An agreement to be formalized next week is the latest example of how rivals in the auto industry are sharing the enormous cost of new technologies.

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Samsung, Stung by Trade War, Expects a Big Plunge in Profits

The technology giant predicted a 56 percent drop in quarterly operating profit, as the trade war between the United States and China caused havoc in the computer chip and smartphone markets.

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‘Eight’ Is a Breakthrough for Virtual Reality in Classical Music

In his latest work, the composer Michel van der Aa has fully integrated emerging technology with musical and theatrical ideas.

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‘Prospective Threat’ of Chinese Spying Justifies Huawei Ban, U.S. Says

Government lawyers argued in a court filing this week that proof of wrongdoing by the Chinese tech giant was not required to justify barring federal agencies from using its gear.

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Remembering Those Who Lived the Apollo 11 Mission

Portraits of people forever tethered to the moon landing.

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The Week in Tech: What Should Your City Do if It’s Hit by Ransomware?

Taking a principled stand against hackers can be expensive, but paying a ransom could lead to more trouble.

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