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AMD's new Ryzen 7 5800X3D has broken cover at last. It's not for everyone, but this chip can game.

A company called SpinLaunch made waves a few months ago with a successful test of its centrifuge-based kinetic launch system, which needs far less energy than a traditional rocket. Now, NASA is interested and has announced an upcoming test flight using SpinLaunch technology.

Meta recently revealed how it will support selling user-created content in the VR experience, and creators will be left with just half the money after Meta's cut. The future is starting to look like a worse version of the past.

Issues with fans on the tower and a valve in the SLS delayed the "wet dress" rehearsal. Now, that test is getting back underway, with the all-important countdown slated for Thursday.

Solar panels are an excellent alternative to more traditional energy sources, but they come with a caveat: they can only be used during the day. That is, until now.

AMD's new flagship gaming GPU has been benchmarked some more ahead of its imminent launch, and things are looking good for the red team this time around.

Things are not looking good for all you side-and-top taskbar aficionados.

Russia isn't enthused.

The next-gen GPU arms race is heating up with rumors of an RDNA3 GPU featuring a whopping seven chiplets.

First tabbed browsing, now easy file preview. The Macification of Windows proceeds apace.

Welp, the party had to end at some point. The good news is that sales numbers are still quite high, despite the recent decline in shipments.

Celmatix’s drug works by mimicking anti-Mullerian hormone (AMH), which helps regulate a person's reproductive functions.