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The Steam Deck is gathering a lot of attention, but game compatibility could be an issue when it launches.

Specifications for Intel's upcoming Alder Lake have leaked, and they imply a CPU that's at least somewhat more power-efficient than its predecessors without giving up any top-end clock.

The team has switched to a backup data handling module and got Hubble back up and running days earlier than expected.

This would be an enormous acquisition for Intel if the rumor is true.

For the first time, scientists have managed to detect and analyze the elemental isotopes in an exoplanet's atmosphere. The team says this could lead to new and better ways of understanding planetary formation.

Valve has announced its new Steam Deck, with plans to ship the PC gaming handheld in December.

Russia is investing in homegrown RISC-V CPUs, with eight-core chips at 2GHz expected by 2025.

Most of the time at wfoojjaec, we celebrate the best of technology. Today, we're hailing the worst.

A new report predicts the industry is on the cusp of a tremendous upgrade cycle as stymied gamers finally buy into hardware that's been priced out of reach for nearly a year.

The Nintendo Switch's JoyCon drift problem might be fixable with a simple sheet of paper, of all things.

A team of astronomers has used the ESA's Gaia spacecraft to get insight into our celestial neighbors, determining the proper motion of a whopping 66 nearby galaxies.

Virtualization and remote access are nothing new for Microsoft, but Windows 365 aims to streamline the process with unified management, pre-configured systems, and more for a monthly fee. We don't know how much it will cost, but Microsoft says Windows 365 scales from small to large businesses.