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There's a rumor that a future 256-core AMD CPU might offer a 600W TDP. As eye-popping as that seems, it's actually quite efficient.

The mobile marketplace isn't alone in this trend, but the right phone could last long enough to justify the ever-increasing cost. What's the right one? Well, we can point you in the right direction.

A major solar flare this past week caused radio disruptions, and the cloud of charged particles is expected to reach us in the coming days when it could cause more radio interference. The upshot, though, is some spooky boosted northern lights for Halloween.

The camera notch at the top of the new MacBook Pro has proven buggy for many users—a disappointment after you've dropped a couple grand on a laptop.

The US military is betting next-generation nuclear reactors can solve its portable power problems without the typical safety concerns.

The company teased the upcoming Project Cambria VR headset at the Connect conference, saying it will be a high-end experience rather than a replacement for the Quest. It won't launch until 2022, though.

All you need to do is look at some images and label geological features. That's something most of us can do intuitively, but it's hard for a machine.

Microsoft is pretty obviously competing with Chromebooks, which have dominated the educational laptop market for the last several years.

Nvidia will face further scrutiny over its deal to purchase ARM. While less than optimal from Nvidia's point of view the news is not unexpected.

New copyright exemptions have gone into effect today that could help promote the right-to-repair movement, but hardware manufacturers still don't have to make it easy on you.

Don't want it? Tough, you're getting the Microsoft PC Health Check app regardless of whether or not you've expressed interest in Windows 11.

Starlab will serve as a hub for both commercial space travel and various types of research.