A decade of PHP versions is vulnerable, and governments already pulled sites offline. Here's what to patch now.

Guardian investigation ties US-made stun guns to abuse of Palestinian detainees, putting Axon's export practices in the crosshairs.

Meta's new $150B share class gives Zuckerberg $20B in liquidity to cover the tax, but only if he stays put.

SpaceX will keep half its compute for internal AI projects and rent the rest at spot rates, betting the super-intelligence shortage will last.

The iPhone Duo nails the hardware, but the review warns iOS and third-party apps need time to catch up. Here's what that means for buyers and developers.

She joined at eight; now, 21 years later, TWICE's leader walks away from the label that made her a star.

Independent director panels will explore a deal between the two companies, with the CEO recused from both.

The chatbot startup's collapse hands Disney a ready-made AI team, with ex-CEO Karandeep Anand already installed as the entertainment giant's first CTO.

Félicette's 1963 flight made France a space-race player, but her euthanasia and a crowdfunded statue reveal how high-risk programs are remembered.

John Ternus, who took over as CEO on September 1, tells TIME that 'all options should be on the table' after reports Apple tested Chinese-made memory, a signal for supply chain leaders.

A portable, electricity-free diagnostic could transform emergency care in ambulances, disaster zones, and remote clinics where lab machines are out of reach.

Sarandos swaps a 10-year veteran for Rice amid sliding stock and slowing engagement, signaling a new content era.