Technical Diving

Four technical divers were found safe after failing to return from a training dive off Samaesan in Chonburi, near Pattaya in Thailand.

Jasmine Corbett on how closed circuit rebreathers transform not just your underwater photography, but your whole view of the underwater world

Halcyon has issued a safety inspection and service warning for all oxygen MAV regulators used with its Symbios CCR

What is believed to be the first underwater footage of a great white shark in the Mediterranean Sea has been…

A Taiwanese technical diver has died during an dive to recover human remains from a WWII-era flooded coal mine off the coast of western Japan

The AUAS NOGI Awards recognises divers whose careers have had a significant and lasting impact on the underwater world

Experienced technical, CCR and commercial diver Ants Stern reviews Northern Diver's versatile, low profile, Odyssey Full Face Mask

The scuba diving world has sadly said farewell to another technical diving pioneer with the passing of Nancy Easterbrook, founder…

Pioneering technical diver and influential journalist, Michael 'M2' Menduno, has died after suffering a stroke in early September

An inquest has opened into the death of a 60-year-old diver who died at Dorothea Quarry in North Wales on 31 May.

A scuba diver has died in Dorothea Quarry, a disused slate mine used for technical diving in Gwynedd, North Wales

Halcyon Dive Systems is offering dive instructors a limited-time discount on its Symbios Ecosystem integrated handset, HUD, tank pod and app.

Dive training agency RAID has launched two new courses designed to bridge the gap between recreational and full-on technical diving.

Garmin launches its first large-format dive computer, the Descent X50i, with a 3" colour touchscreen and underwater diver-to-diver messaging.

The Italian WWII torpedo boat Aldebaran is a popular Aegean tech dive - Kostas Thoctarides provides the history of her sinking

Four-day tech summit at world's deepest dive pool will bring together industry experts and innovators for workshops and presentations

The 1856 wreck of Lyonnais, a passenger ship that sank with the loss of 114 lives, has been discovered by a team from Atlantic Wreck Salvage

Shearwater's industry veteran CCR specialist, Curtis 'Curt' McNamee, has announced his retirement after 20 years helping to build the company