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Intel and SiFive are teaming up to make RISC-V platforms more widely available and bring high-performance RISC-V CPUs to 7nm.

The outer solar system is littered with big chunks of rock and ice, but rarely do their orbits bring them close enough to Earth for us to get a good look. And then there's 2014 UN271, an approaching object that astronomers believe to be a huge comet on a million-year orbit around the sun.

NASA reports it has made several attempts to switch to backup memory modules, but it hasn't worked. The team is now exploring the possibility that the issue is more severe, but we won't know the damage until the investigation is further along.

Microsoft will unveil Windows 11 on Thursday, but the company isn't likely looking to reboot its operating system — and it doesn't need to.

Intel may build a foundry in Bavaria as part of an effort to secure new semiconductor manufacturing capacity for the European continent.

Tesla is talking about what it sees as the next leap in autonomous driving that could do away with lidar and radar, leaving self-driving cars to get around with regular optical cameras only.

PC gamers have been suffering under the weight of the GPU shortage for the last year, but there's some hope on the horizon. China has effectively banned cryptocurrency, and whether or not you think that's good for Bitcoin, it's great for GPU prices.

It's been nine months since Joel Hruska's last Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Upscale Project update. The new encode method he debuts here offers better motion and improved image quality relative to what was possible last year.

Adobe's breakthrough mobile video editor, Premiere Rush, showed that the company could pack the power of Premiere into a simpler UI. Now they've taken what they learned and have started on the process of overhauling the Premiere Pro interface to make it more intuitive, and more efficient for the user.

This work is all based on simulations, but we might have the means to verify Yu's work experimentally before long.

PC shipments at major vendors dropped in May, despite continuing strong demand. Component shortages are still bedeviling manufacturers.

The 2020 Odyssey release focused on curved display panels. The latest ones are all flat, but they've still got various high-end gaming features.