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How could people create the Internet when there was no Internet to search for answers? Discover the fascinating story of ARPANET, TCP/IP, the World Wide Web, and the researchers who built the foundations of our connected world.

Elon Musk is almost inseparable from Tesla today, but the company existed before he joined it. Tesla was incorporated in 2003 by Martin Eberhard and Marc Tarpenning. So where does Musk fit into the story, and why is he also officially described as a co-founder?

Elon Musk questioned a viral AI warning from a former Anthropic researcher, sparking a wider debate about advanced AI safety, industry competition and the risks of increasingly powerful artificial intelligence

The iPhone 18 Pro brings Apple’s latest A20 Pro chip, advanced cameras, longer battery life and a new generation of Apple Intelligence powered by iOS 27.

Discover the most powerful Canva AI features in 2026 and learn how to create designs, images, videos, marketing content and more with AI.

Has your WhatsApp account been compromised or did you receive a verification code you never requested? Learn how to recover your account, remove unauthorized access, and protect your number from future scams.

China’s robotics revolution goes far beyond humanoid machines. Industrial robots are already transforming factories, addressing labor shortages and changing the skills workers will need in the future.

Artificial intelligence is transforming the labor market faster than many workers can adapt. While AI is creating new career opportunities, millions of people may struggle to access them without learning new digital skills.

Quantum batteries are emerging as an intriguing area of research in energy storage. By exploring quantum-mechanical effects, scientists are investigating whether future batteries could charge dramatically faster and operate more efficiently than conventional systems.

AI tools are changing the way students complete assignments, forcing teachers to rethink traditional assessment. Here are the new strategies educators are using to determine whether students truly understand their work.