Tianjin explosion shuts down Chinese supercomputer
The deadly explosion that rocked the Chinese city of Tianjin has caused the country to shut down a nearby supercomputer, also one of the fastest in the world.
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Foxconn's CEO backpedals on robot takeover at factories
Foxconn Technology Group's plan for a "robot army" won't come as quickly as originally anticipated, according to its CEO.
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Foxconn CEO defends labor practices in wake of protest
Apple supplier Foxconn Technology Group has been on the receiving end of continued criticism over its factories' labor conditions for years. But on Thursday, the company's CEO let loose his outrage over the complaints.
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Apple focuses on making supply chain in China more green
Apple plans to make its supply chain in China greener as a way to cutdown on carbon emissions from its product manufacturing, the company announced on Monday.
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Without batteries like Tesla's, the power grid could eventually break
As the number of solar panels on business and home rooftops multiply, America's power grid is bearing an electrical load that it was never designed to handle: the bidirectional power transfer.