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Though at first this appears cosmetically motivated, the scientists state their research is aimed at delaying or alleviating age-related diseases.

The giant comet NASA detected last year is even larger than we thought. It's got some fascinating things to tell us about Oort cloud formation.

The app rolled out today in several markets, including the US, but it might be hard to find.

The telescope can't start doing science until its instruments reach the correct operating temperature. NASA now reports that Webb's coldest instrument has reached its desired temperature, marking yet another step toward full operations.

Intel is rumored to be doing what Intel does best with Raptor Lake: cranking clock speeds to the moon.

Gelsinger's announcement is a bit of good news for folks who were worried the company might start to falter on its comeback tour.

Musk's offer is worth $54.20 per Twitter share—or $43 billion for the company.

The day has finally arrived when GPUs are not only in stock but being sold at a discount. Hallelujah.

In a statement Wednesday, the company reaffirmed its intent to reduce its environmental impact and develop a more sustainable operations strategy.

AMD is already talking up the overclocking capabilities of Zen 4, which would be quite a revelation if it comes to pass.

A team of Linux developers have gotten Coreboot functioning on a Z690 motherboard for the first time. It's only running Linux, of course, but it's a start.

The side effects usually associated with antibiotics can make patients feel like they're replacing one health issue with another.