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Several leaks indicate Apple has been planning ahead for an eventual dual or even quadruple M1 Max chip design.

Intel offers a peek behind the curtain at its upcoming technologies.

It’s an unanticipated move that should disappoint almost no one—except maybe your cable company.

Rockstar has now apologized for the mess and confirmed a bug-fixing patch is incoming. By way of contrition, Rockstar will also make the original versions of the games available once again.

It's the world's first 4nm chip from TSMC, and it has all the latest technology. Still, this isn't MediaTek's first attempt to get into the premium segment, and Qualcomm is entrenched, to say the least.

Semiconductor market research company IC Insights has released its November update, which ranks the top 25 semiconductor companies based on projected year-on-year sales, and also includes some forecasts for the future.

Microsoft has long openly advocated for the preservation of older games, and VP of Gaming Phil Spencer's call is no exception.

The feature isn't live yet, but you can join the waitlist today.

Google has clarified how the latest Pixels charge, and the true maximum rate is not the full 30W supported by the new charger.

A new Apple patent shows designs for all-glass products, including its iPhone, Apple Watch, and even a theoretical glass Mac Pro tower.

On Wednesday Nvidia announced it's making more money than it ever has before, pulling in a record-breaking $7.1 billion in the 3rd quarter.

Microsoft appears to be enabling Edge's "Sync" feature by default, whether you want it or not.