Hong Kong man experienced a second infection of Covid-19 just four months after recovering from earlier sickness | Continue reading
New filing states bitcoin technology could 'track and secure the vote by mail system' | Continue reading
Technology could enable new health diagnostics and achieve Elon Musk's goal of integrating with artificial intelligence | Continue reading
Remarks come as former vice president officially designated Democrat’s official candidate | Continue reading
The browser will no longer be supported by the company from 17 August, 2021 | Continue reading
The aim was to make an iPod that could run custom software, which the engineer speculates was a Geiger counter | Continue reading
Already wreaking havoc on marine ecosystems, there is growing evidence of their impact on human health | Continue reading
President has previously called Snowden a traitor and a ‘spy who should be executed’ | Continue reading
Tech giant says it was able to remove 7 million pieces of content containing harmful Covid-19 misinformation | Continue reading
'The arguments are that people can't trust scientists, models, climate data. It's all about building doubt and undermining public trust in climate science' | Continue reading
Last time Arctic was free of sea ice, hippos roamed across what is now Yorkshire | Continue reading
The Dynabook range will now be wholly owned by PC manufacturer Sharp | Continue reading
The self-conscious shockers that characterised theatre in the late 20th century are fading fast from the mind. But, says Johann Hari, Tom Stoppard's magisterial 'Arcadia' has only grown in power and relevance | Continue reading
A reconstruction of the creature's skull revealed clear signs it lived in the sea | Continue reading
Discovery helps scientists understand the evolution and genetics of diseases, research team says | Continue reading
Users have received notifications when their Google Home speakers hear smoke alarms or breaking glass | Continue reading
President gives software company CEO 'go ahead' but suggests government should receive cut | Continue reading
Neuralink could 'extend range of hearing beyond normal frequencies and amplitudes' | Continue reading
Researchers at Los Alamos discover neural network reaps benefits 'equivalent to a good night's rest' | Continue reading
‘Lockdown may be the single most effective action a government can take during a pandemic to maintain psychological welfare,’ says researcher | Continue reading
Existential threat posed by artificial intelligence is much closer than previously predicted, billionaire warns | Continue reading
Performance of photon-based neural network processor is 100-times higher than electrical processor | Continue reading
Brain-computer interface could also give people 'enhanced abilities' | Continue reading
Discoveries could lead to next-generation solar cells that are cheaper and more efficient than current commercial panels | Continue reading
'I stood my ground at that point and just stayed there,' Christopher David, 53, told The Independent | Continue reading
Matt Hancock ordered a review of the figures after academics sounded the alarm | Continue reading
Long ago we voiced the expectation that one day online life would become indivisible from real life – we have reached that point, writes Mitchell Baker | Continue reading
With its characters constantly DMing and Skype-calling, Michaela Coel’s series explores how our devices have transformed us, for better or sometimes for worse, into cyborgs, says Annie Lord | Continue reading
In his 30-year career, The Independent’s Chief US Correspondent Andrew Buncombe has filed dispatches from across the world. Last week, while reporting on protests in Seattle, he was arrested for the first time. What he saw next throws the spotlight on a broken criminal justice sy … | Continue reading
Winning candidate calculated on early presidential nominating contest and discounting opinion surveys | Continue reading
Messaging app Telegram has reportedly taken the same decision. | Continue reading
State ambassadors praise Beijing's 'remarkable achievements in the field of human rights' | Continue reading
Recent polls have shown president losing support among older white voters to Joe Biden | Continue reading
Discovery likely to be first of a previously unknown class of particles, researchers say | Continue reading
This week marks 100 days since our liberties were stolen. It also marks 100 days of rising inequalities, countless avoidable deaths and the ruin of a generation | Continue reading
American purchase of 500,000 doses means drug will likely be scarce in rest of the world for months | Continue reading
Wolf spiders have begun hatching two clutches of eggs each summer instead of one, researchers find | Continue reading
System orbits around Gliese 887, the brightest red dwarf in our sky | Continue reading
‘As humans we NEED other human contact’ wrote the event organisers | Continue reading
Unusual behaviour could require new physics to be explained | Continue reading
The Red Lion was built in Tudor times when entertainment was heavily restricted, David Keys explains | Continue reading
Malfunctioning or disruptive tracking devices believed to be behind phenomenon | Continue reading
How the rules requiring 14 days of self-isolation for arrivals to Britain work | Continue reading
Trump administration has told UK issue is important to American interests | Continue reading