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It'll be used for real-time speech recognition, neuro-linguistic programming . . . and the metaverse, obviously.

Nvidia's "budget friendly" Ampere GPU delivers on its promise of bringing ray tracing to the masses.

The publisher's games will no doubt beef up Microsoft's Xbox Game Pass service, but Sony won't be completely left in the cold. A new report says that Microsoft will continue releasing Call of Duty games on PlayStation… at least for now.

The taskbar is getting some much-needed improvements, and Android app support is rolling out in earnest. If you've been holding off on upgrading, now may be the time.

Sadly, after further analysis, it appears that the briny subsurface ‘lake’ researchers reported at Mars’ south pole is much more likely to be a huge mass of volcanic rock.In 2018, European Space Agency (ESA) researchers reported signs suggesting the presence of a mass of liquid water at the planet’s south pole. There was a bright…

GSSAP-5 and GSSAP-6 will allow the new(ish) Air Force branch to collect information on other objects in orbit.

It seems Intel has found its swagger with its Alder Lake Core i9-12900HK mobile CPU.

Google previously hoped to replace cookies with FLoC (or Federated Learning of Cohorts), but now it says FloC isn't happening. Instead, it plans to launch a new "Topics" API in Chrome.

The exhaustive report comes to a rather simple conclusion: we need more fab capacity.

NASA reported on the afternoon of January 24th that Webb successfully fired its thrusters to enter a "halo" orbit around the Earth-Sun L2 Lagrange point. It is from this vantage that the Webb telescope will observe the cosmos in greater detail than has ever been possible before, but don't expect pretty pictures right away.

The beleaguered merger is reportedly causing Nvidia to acknowledge its slim chances of approval, both in the US and elsewhere.

As with any lawsuit against a massive tech corporation, Google denies the claim.