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Dell has been sued for the way it offered the Area-51M as an upgradeable laptop in 2019, only to turn around in 2020 and claim the laptop wouldn't be upgradeable after all.

NASA will head back to Venus for the first time in over 30 years, courtesy of a pair of new probes.

NASA's InSight lander has been on the red planet since 2018, and it relies on solar panels for power, which means there's the potential for dust build-up. Luckily, JPL engineers devised an ingenious way to get the sand off the panels.

Micron is now shipping its first new RAM built on its 1 alpha process node, with a 40 percent improvement in bit density and power consumption improvements of up to 20 percent.

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella teased a major update to Windows at the recent Build conference, but we didn't get any useful details. Now, we can at least tell you when we'll have the specifics.

Norton wants to be your trusted provider for crypto mining — for the few minutes you leave its software installed, anyway.

AMD has shown its FidelityFX Super Resolution technology off and will unveil more information on June 22.

AMD has confirmed that its partnership with Samsung is still on track, with Radeon-infused mobile GPUs expected in 2022 flagship devices.

NASA has confirmed that the telescope will not hit its planned October 31st launch. However, the delay might only be a few weeks this time.

AMD had a surprise at Computex: CPUs with a lot of L3 cache, and a claimed generational-equivalent performance uplift.

AMD has announced new Radeon Mobile GPUs.

The company is still riding high on the successful landing of the SN15 prototype, which landed in one piece last month. Now, Musk has let it slip that SpaceX is beginning construction of its first off-shore launch platform.