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Amazon's New World MMO didn't kill EVGA RTX 3090 GPUs, but it did expose a now-repaired manufacturing defect.

Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL phones everywhere are rendering themselves useless in perpetual emergency download mode.

A new analysis supports the notion that there's something out there, and it also narrows the region we need to search if we want to find the contentious Planet Nine.

As the October launch date for Windows 11 grows closer, Microsoft is standing firm on the new software's spec requirements. In fact, anyone running the beta on unacceptable hardware is being booted from the program, and their only option is to accept defeat and reinstall Windows 10.

ARM China has not stolen IP from ARM and launched itself as an independent company.

Intel has responded to our request for information on its SSD configurations. The company promises it does not swap hardware components post-launch in any situation and has never done so.

The sun won't consume the earth for another few billion years. In the meantime, we can look at other sun-like stars and see what they've been up to – and even what they’ve eaten recently. Spoiler: a lot of planets.

Apple is creating two safety features that will allow iPhone users to send emergency texts and report crises in areas without cellular service.

A new Meltdown-style security flaw has been detected, this time on AMD CPUs. Both AMD and Intel have been affected by Spectre and Meltdown, but Intel has historically been hit harder.

This could lead to clothing made from real muscle. That might sound like an unsettling option, but the fibers aren't what you're imagining.

Microsoft says Windows 11 will start hitting compatible PCs on October 5th. However, you might have to wait much, much longer to install it on your machine.

We sat down with Crucial to discuss the P2 SSD, how it configures its storage products, and the current level of performance variation in the SSD market.