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The Matrice 30 and its thermal imaging-capable sibling, the Matrice 30 T, will be available for purchase in Q4 of this year.

It won't do much good to build a new fab if you don't have any machines to put inside it.

It's a sign of the times that gamers are paying exorbitant amounts of money to upgrade their GPU, if they even can.

The company says that the promised variable refresh rate (VRR) is still on the way, and gamers can expect it in the coming months. But Microsoft has had it since launch.

Comic-Con is about to get wild.

Google is far from alone with this approach, but competitors like Pluto TV and Tubi already have a big head start.

The replacement for Ampere has finally arrived, although gamers will still have to wait until the end of the year to see what Nvidia has in store for them.

NASA JPL says as of March 21st, there are just over 5,000 of them. To celebrate this milestone, the agency has produced a neat "data sonification" of the road to 5,000 exoplanets.

Unfortunately, you probably don't have the correct hardware to run it right now, and even if you did, the bugs will make it hard to actually enjoy any games.

Even though we already knew it was a big chip, we didn't realize it would be *this* big.

Apple's new Studio monitor has some very strange quirks.

An upcoming version of Windows 11 will nag anyone who circumvented the hardware requirements with an "unsupported" watermark on the desktop.