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Developer CD Projekt Red announced this week that the game will return to the PlayStation Store after being pulled more than six months ago. If you were hoping for vastly improved performance, don't hold your breath.

The company has just announced a new version of its premium gaming monitor with faster refresh and the option to ditch some of those LEDs with a custom stand. However, the Raptor 27 doesn't come cheap.

Analysts are predicting a fast ramp for DDR5 when it debuts late this year — much faster than the DDR3-to-DDR4 transition.

The devices capable of running Doom keep growing. Today's demonstration? Smart bulbs.

New patent applications suggest AMD is working on a hybrid processor of its own, even if it isn't talking about it yet.

The search for life among the stars naturally focuses on stars. That's where most planets are, after all, but a new analysis from a team of German and Chilean researchers points to another interesting possibility.

It's almost time for your next trip to the mystical realm of Sanctuary.

Nvidia will say good-bye to three different versions of Windows and one major GPU family later this summer.

The rover has beamed back the first images taken as it rolls around the surface. One of the new pics is a selfie, showing both the rover and the landing platform. However, it doesn't use the same trick as NASA's Mars rovers to snap selfies.

The EnVision spacecraft won't head off to Venus for about a decade, but once there, it could help scientists understand why Venus is a corrosive hellscape and Earth is a lush garden world.

Microsoft has announced the EOL date for Windows 10, tacitly confirming the existence of Windows 11 in the process.

IBM has sued GlobalFoundries for $2.5 billion, alleging a breach of contract. GlobalFoundries doesn't think much of the lawsuit.