NASA is struggling to fix a computer glitch that has sidelined the iconic Hubble Space Telescope. While the problem is an uncomfortable reminder of the aging observatory's eventual mortality ...

The Hubble Telescope's payload computer halted this month, and NASA scientists have spent nearly a week trying to fix it.

This week, though, NASA discovered that the backup computer was glitching, too. So now it's hunting for a new explanation for Hubble's mysterious problems.

After more than a month of testing and trying, NASA's engineers have finally diagnosed the source of an ongoing glitch on Hubble, the 31-year-old giant telescope that is currently orbiting in ...

As NASA continues to diagnose a computer glitch on the Hubble Space Telescope, engineers are preparing to turn on backup hardware.

Earlier this year, NASA, in partnership with Google, acquired the world's largest quantum computer. But just what does the space agency plan to do with a ...

NASA investigators are questioning whether adjustments made by the Columbia's onboard control computers could have played a role in the Feb. 1 disaster.

NASA says it is reviewing network security after a computer break-in exposed personal information about the space agency's current and past employees.

Yesterday, NASA and Google (NASDAQ:GOOG) announced they were co-purchasing a quantum computer, from a little-known Canadian company called D-Wave.