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This new simulation is 100 times larger than previous star formation models, and it could help scientists understand the nuances of star birth and distribution.

Internet Explorer fell behind more capable browsers like Chrome and Firefox ages ago, and Microsoft is finally retiring the aging browser in 2022.

Ford has introduced the zero-emissions F-150 Lightning, Dearborn's first all-electric pickup and the first full-size pickup running on batteries to reach the US market.

Lead times for some components continue to rise as the semiconductor shortage rolls on. Expected improvement timelines vary by industry, but some now stretch into 2022.

Ampere will launch a new 128-core CPU later this year, before moving to its own custom architecture with the 5nm node in 2022.

The mission touched down over the weekend, and Zhurong has just beamed back the first images from atop its landing platform. Soon, operators on Earth will set Zhurong loose on the red planet.

Nintendo's Switch is ubiquitous enough that 20 percent of the company's sales are to households that already own one Switch. Not a bad place to be.

Google is on to its next moonshot with the Quantum AI campus, where it hopes to build a useful, error-corrected quantum computer within the next decade. Ten years might sound like a long time, but it won't be easy to crack quantum computing.

Nvidia has extended DLSS to eight new games, including three VR titles. Improving DLSS support in VR might help make the hobby a bit more affordable.

The final software won't be available until later this year, but the beta has a hint of the huge "Material You" redesign just unveiled at Google I/O.

If you've wanted a CPU cooler that could double as a warhammer and doesn't need a fan, Noctua is about to have you covered.

Apple is said to be prepping multiple ARM cores for launch, including 20-core and 40-core CPUs planned for the Mac Pro.