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By 2020, there will be 40x more bytes of data than there are stars in the observable universe. See how much data gets added to the mix each and every day.

Though Facebook has been in the spotlight, it's only one part of a complex, multi-billion dollar industry that makes a living from your personal data.

This month marked the 30th birthday of the World Wide Web. Here are the events that shaped it over the course of its history.

In every internet minute, there is an extraordinary amount of activity. Wrap your head around it all with this nifty infographic.

The internet is massive and ubiquitous today, but decades ago it was limited to just a few computers. Here's what it looked like in its early days.

These are the 100 biggest websites in the United States, broken down by type as well as the parent company that owns them.

Despite repeated attempts to communicate, the search extra-terrestrial intelligence (SETI) has yet to produce anything substantive.

Elon Musk wants to use his rockets to connect the world.

by Paul Moss, edmerger.com Students Need Professional Learning Networks, Too Learning to create, manage and promote a professional learnin

Look how far we've come.

Condensing 300+ years of the history of computer science into one infographic. See how we went from Leibniz to the iPhone in such a short period of time.

Condensing 300+ years of the history of computer science into one infographic. See how we went from Leibniz to the iPhone in such a short period of time.

The computer that helped navigate Apollo 11's moon landing had the power of two Nintendo consoles - here's how computing power has evolved since then.

Collectively, the Big Five tech giants combine for revenues of $802 billion, which is bigger than Saudi Arabia's economy. Here's how it breaks down.

Google tracks pretty much everything you do, including where you've been, what you look like, and your personal beliefs. See what Google knows about you.

The different ways that parents are handling their kids’ use of tech is creating three distinct types of tech users, says Alexandra Samuel.

Internet connections have been completely shut down in the northwest and southwest of Cameroon, its two main English-speaking regions as a long drawn out mass protest against marginalization by the French-speaking led government persists. It is the first time the central African country is tampering with internet connectivity, which has been ongoing in the former Souther