This week the World Wide Web turned 28 and its inventor believes fake news, privacy and political advertising are its biggest threats.

Benefiting from Trump’s migration restrictions, a quiet technology revolution is underway in Guadalajara

The UN led the first playable policy conference which aims to address some of the world’s most complex challenges.

To fight the risk of extinction, scientists are using cutting-edge technology to safe coral reef ecosystems.

There are now more than 240 public access wi-fi spots dotted around the country and the price for an hour of internet access, while still expensive by international standards, has dropped by more than half, to $1.50 (£1.20) for an hour.

Researchers are using satellite monitoring to identify illegally caught fish.

In South America researchers are using camera traps to study endangered species in remote locations.

The EUBrasilCloudFORUM has just released its Preliminary Research Roadmap on cloud computing, providing an in-depth analysis of the current situation of research collaboration in cloud computing between Europe and Brazil

Google News is launching its fact-checking feature in Argentina, Brazil, and Mexico, as part of the company’s ongoing efforts to counteract fake news.

Telefónica, Huawei and intelligent energy company Kamstrup have launched the first project with narrowband internet of things (IoT) technology in Latin America.

Company brings fact-check tag to Latin America as part of its ongoing effort to combat fake news

Given the IT industry's projected growth and the increasing accessibility of training programs, coding is poised to be a major supplier of jobs for the middle class.

Greenpeace’s report Clicking Green explores digital infrastructure’s renewable transition.

According to the Imperva Incapsula Bot Traffic Report, various bots are now responsible for more than half of all internet traffic around the globe and estimates that businesses lose an estimated $7 billion dollars each year because of this

An ingenious answer to digital deprivation. like citizens of most countries in the digital age, Cubans are familiar with app stores. But theirs have actual doors

From magnetic resonance brain structure imagery, the software program automatically rates Alzheimer’s disease patients with 70% assertiveness.

“Mozilla Nativo” an initiative that seeks the incorporation of the indigenous languages to the digital world. In particular, it will make easier for indigenous languages speakers to make of the web.

At 15 Million USD D-Wave's 2000Q quantum computer will ship to select customers but could ultimately be available to others via the cloud

The qAIRa project aims to measure pollution in La Oroya one of the most polluted cities in the world and the Madre de Dios region.

In the home and beyond, it's more important than ever that gadgets get standard ways to talk to each other. And there are signs of progress.