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CityFibre advertising standards complaint over fibre broadband rejected
CityFibre considers appeal after judicial review comes down on the side of the Advertising Standards Authority
EU member states approve Copyright Directive
The proposed Copyright Directive was supported by 19 EU member states, including Germany and France
Black hole M87 is ejecting massive jets of high-energy particles thousands of light years into space
Data from NuSTAR and Chandra observatories was used to measure the X-ray brightness of M87's jet
SpaceX launches Falcon Heavy's first commercial mission and successfully lands all three rocket boosters
The SpaceX rocket carried a telecoms satellite for Saudi Arabia-based firm Arabsat
NASA tests laser communications in space between two CubeSat satellites
One CubeSat emitted a laser flash that was recorded by the infrared camera on board another CubeSat
First ever image of black hole M87 released by Event Horizon Telescope mission scientists
The image was captured using the virtual Event Horizon Telescope
Heating caused by solar winds on Jupiter extends into its stratosphere, new observations reveal
Within a day of the solar wind hitting Jupiter, temperatures on the planet increase sharply
UK could ban Huawei from core of 5G networks over 'very shoddy' security
GCHQ's Dr Ian Levy: Huawei is 'engineering like it's back in the year 2000'
First photograph of a black hole to be released this week
Event Horizon Telescope observations of Sagittarius A* and M87 will improve astronomers' understanding of blackholes
Websites to face GDPR-style fines over 'online harms'
Online Harms White Paper intended to tackle "illegal and unacceptable content"
Amazon plan to build network of 3,236 satellites to provide global broadband internet
The satellite network will provide internet access to millions of people in communities across the world with poor or no internet access
South Korea to launch one of the world's first commercial 5G service on Friday
In February, Samsung became the world's first smartphone maker to unveil a 5G phone. Now, it will have a network it can be used with
Astronomers use VLA to image doughnut-shaped torus surrounding the black hole at the core of Cygnus A galaxy
At the core of Cygnus A sits a black hole with 2.5 billion times greater mass than the Sun
NASA: Debris from India's destruction of its own satellite a threat to International Space Station
NASA says the risk of debris colliding with the space station has increased in the 10 days following the test
Google shuts down its failed social network Google+ amid security issues
Google+ was launched in 2011 but failed to attract a sizable or active user base compared to Facebook and Twitter
Storage breakthrough promised as scientists devise technique to arrange skyrmions in structures called 'skyrmion bags'
Skyrmions are believed to be the next generation of data storage/processing devices
Virgin Media named worst ISP for outages by Which?
One-in-six Virgin Media users left without internet access for hours or days at a time, claims Which?
NASA could use a SpaceX Falcon Heavy rocket to send astronauts back to the Moon
NASA's Jim Bridenstine says the agency is considering SpaceX's Falcon Heavy rocket and ULA's Delta IV Heavy rocket for the Agency's Moon mission
First run of ABRACADABRA experiment finds no evidence of 'ghost-like' axion particles
Axions are thought to be one of the lightest particles in the universe - but scientists haven't found one yet...
New studies confirm existence of galaxies with little to no dark matter
Scientists had raised doubts about the discovery of a galaxy two years ago, dubbed NGC 1052-DF2, that appeared to contain no dark matter
"End-to-end integrity" of Huawei hardware questioned in UK government report
Huawei has failed to fix long-standing potential security flaws, warns official body set-up to oversee company's UK operations
'Super-Jupiter' exoplanet 129 light years away examined up-close using new optical interferometry technique
Astronomers used GRAVITY instrument installed on European Southern Observatory's Very Large Telescope to study the massive exoplanet
Thirty-six new security flaws found in 4G mobile networks
South Korean researchers discovered 36 new flaws using a technique called 'fuzzing'
More than one reality can exist simultaneously at the quantum level, new experiment suggests
The experiment, known as 'Wigner's Friend', was first postulated in 1961 by the physicist Eugene Wigner
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