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The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) is looking into Tesla Autopilot in the wake of a series of crashes involving Tesla vehicles and emergency vehicles. If the NHTSA finds Tesla is at fault, it could lead to a recall or other enforcement action that affects what Tesla is permitted to do with Autopilot.

The table looks simple at first glance, but beneath the surface, Google’s searchable classroom poster contains a handful of useful features.

Starliner will go back to Boeing's factory for "deeper-level troubleshooting," and that means a delay of at least several months. Depending on the root cause of the hardware failure, it could be much longer.

NASA believes it has worked out what happened, and it's ready to set course for the next sampling location.

Netflix has strengthened its grip on accounts attempting to bypass location-based restrictions. Over the last few days, Netflix subscribers worldwide have begun to notice that some of their favorite content is missing.

We've had the race to 0W. Next comes the race for zero-movement.

ARM servers want to take market share from x86, but they're unlikely to be a major threat for at least the next 18 months.

The bad news is it's more likely to smack into Earth than we initially believed. The good news; it's still much more likely to miss us.

A lot of rumors are swirling around TSMC's 3nm node right now, including claims that Intel may be the foundry's launch partner when the new node debuts next year.

Amiga has announced it will release its 500 Mini console in early 2022. The unit, styled after the best-selling 16-bit Commodore Amiga from 1987, comes with 25 pre-loaded games, as well as a mouse and gamepad.

Intel has hired one of the architects of Nvidia's RTX technology as its own VP of graphics research.

NASA is designing a new generation of suits for Artemis, and a government report now says they won't be ready until 2025 at the earliest.