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If you were hoping it was as simple as drilling a hole and soldering a few wires, you're in for disappointment.

Efforts to find the alleged planet are still in the early phases, but Brown and Batygin just finished a major survey with the Zwicky Transient Facility (ZTF) telescope. They didn't find Planet 9, but now we know where not to look.

After six years, Intel is ready to move on from 14nm. Fortunately, it built a chip worth moving to.

Again, Facebook seems to have forgotten to ask itself whether something they can do is something they should do.

Epic has not provided a reason for the shutdown, but we can safely assume it has something to do with the Chinese government's tightening restrictions on video games.

A few years ago, a group called Team Xecuter began releasing mod kits for the Nintendo Switch. That's nothing new — cracking game consoles to run homebrew software has been common for ages. However, most people modding their consoles do so to play pirated ROMs, and Team Xecuter made the mistake of leaning into the piracy angle.

New data from the first-ever 3D view of Jupiter's atmosphere shows that the roots of the planet's Great Red Spot extend deeper into the planet than we knew.

Researchers at Stanford University appear to have found a way to treat persistent depression using magnetic brain stimulation.

If the cloth was on your holiday shopping list this year, now’s the time to find something else.

While the retail giant doesn't expect to have a fully deployed network until the latter half of the decade, it will begin orbital testing as soon as late 2022 thanks to a launch contract with a little-known entity called ABL Space Systems.

Hard drives and flash storage have gotten more reliable over the years, but only on a human timescale. What if we need data storage that lasts longer? Decades? Millennia? The key to that might be 5D optical storage, which has a data density 10,000 times that of a Blu-ray disc.

Building on the original Miller-Urey experiments, new work shows that some ingredients of the "primordial soup" came from a thoroughly unexpected place. The results may have implications for our search for life off-planet — as well as our quest to understand how it arose here on Earth.