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After launching the RTX 3060 with capped hash rate to limit its attractiveness to miners, Nvidia has announced it will release new versions of other RTX 3000 series cards with the same limitation.

Some of the improved responsiveness of the M1 comes courtesy of new OS scheduling techniques.

Reviews of Intel's latest eight-core Tiger Lake CPUs are now available. The new CPUs definitely increase performance, but at the cost of higher power consumption.

China has successfully de-orbited the Tianwen-1 lander with the Zhurong rover attached and became just the third nation to land successfully on Mars.

Most big smartphone makers stopped making Wear OS watches over the intervening years, but a new report adds credence to the rumors that Samsung could be coming back to the Google fold.

There are more folds, different folds, and less distracting cameras. You can't buy these devices yet, but they could arrive sooner than you think based on the rapid improvement we've already seen in Samsung's foldables.

TSMC may pump billions more into its Arizona facility, expanding its manufacturing capacity and debuting 3nm technology by the same the factory opens in 2024.

Google and Seagate have built an AI model to track which hard drives are more likely to fail than others, ideally before any of them have failed at all.

An analysis of isotopes in the ocean crust reveals radioactive materials that could only have arrived here from outside our solar system, and their presence could help us better understand the physics of cataclysmic events like supernovae.

AMD and GlobalFoundries have amended their WSA, giving AMD complete freedom in its choice of foundry partners.

South Korea will invest $450 billion in its semiconductor industry by 2030, turning up the heat on the US to follow suit.

The new Pixel 6 renders, courtesy of noted leaker Jon Prosser, show off a radically different design with new camera hardware and maybe even custom Google chips.