Science and Technology

Despite the Trump administration's new posture, the legal process, regulations and cooperation with the private sector likely will remain dominant parts of the U.S. cybersecurity mix.

Today's trade disputes won't last forever, but they will go a long way toward determining the future of new-generation cars in the decades to come.

Spurred by competition from China, U.S. government, technology and academic leaders are coming together to boost the next-generation technology out of its infancy.

The shipping industry is poised to revolutionize itself by adopting distributed ledger technologies. But competition among multiple platforms and a lack of collaboration between China and the West could limit the technology's benefits.

The country is capitalizing on its solar power expertise to try to increase its influence abroad through the International Solar Alliance. But translating renewable energy into soft power will be no easy feat for New Delhi.

As China's two biggest tech companies move into more and more sectors, Beijing will have to find new ways to adapt to their increasing clout.

Tired of relying on wild fluctuations in the price of copper for economic success, Chile's government has hatched a new plan to guarantee growth: Become South America's tech hub.

The bloc meted out the punishment for practices that it says stifle competition, reflecting its larger push against U.S. tech giants.