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Sony, it turns out, was exactly as hostile to the idea of crossplay as we thought it was.

ARM's co-founder is claiming that Nvidia's Grace is proof the company will abuse its power if allowed to buy ARM, but he hasn't really explained how.

This is the first direct measurement of Venus' atmosphere in decades, and it looks much different than the last time.

Intel is investing $3.5 billion in its New Mexico foundry to expand the use of Foveros and is willing to build a massive new plant in Europe if the subsidies are right.

NASA has confirmed that it will be adding a new component to Ingenuity's Mars mission — it's no longer just a technology demonstration, and it'll get extra flight time on the red planet as an "operations demonstration."

Three of the fastest workstation CPUs on Earth slug it out in an AI-powered transcoding benchmark we designed to scale from dual-core to 64-core systems.

Ever wondered how SSDs read and write data, or what determines their performance? Our tech explainer has you covered.

According to NYPD deputy commissioner John Miller, "People had figured out the catchphrases and the language to somehow make this evil." Regardless of the reasons, the department has ended the lease ahead of the intended August date and returned the robot to Boston Dynamics.

New die shots of Intel's Sapphire Rapids are suggesting the CPU's maximum core count could be higher than the 56 CPUs we've previously reported on.

This appears to be the same issue that caused the delay in Ingenuity's first flight timeline. NASA says it's planning to try this one again today, and we should know in a few hours whether or not it was successful.

The researchers found that the rate of ice loss from glaciers has accelerated for the first two decades of the 21st century, and there's every reason to expect that trend will continue.

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