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People without internet access were most likely to be aged over 65 or live in low income households.

An established big player in satellite telecommunications buys into the OneWeb mega-constellation.

In the next 10 years millions of old electric car batteries will need to be recycled or discarded.

The London-based company moves closer to offering broadband from space by the year's end.

A giant fish farm in Florida is rearing salmon for the US market in a huge indoor facility.

There is growing evidence notifications and too much screen time can reduce attention and productivity.

The semiconductor shortage is affecting firms from carmakers to smartphone manufacturers.

Abuse victims claim Telegram's moderators need to do more to tackle misogyny and other forms of hate.

A full trade agreement in principle should be agreed between the UK and Australia by June

As our cities become smarter, the West must rely less on Chinese tech, UK intelligence chief warns.

The global shipping industry wants governments to tax their carbon emissions as they try to tackle climate change

The masts will improve coverage and internet speeds in the English countryside, the government says.

Researchers are experimenting with thin, flexible circuits that can be transferred to the skin.

Doralena Harris is being given a crash course in video games by her daughter to raise money.

Smaller and more powerful lenses promise to bring even better smartphone cameras.

One satellite grabs hold of another, older spacecraft to give it a new lease of life.

Drones capable of 90mph are being raced in a league which supporters say is close to the big time.

The man allegedly wanted to bomb an Amazon data centre to wipe out 70% of the online world.

The event sees countries using pavilions to show off the latest in architecture and technology.