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AMD has disclosed a potential security vulnerability on its Zen 3 CPUs with similarities to the Spectre attack from several years ago, but the company believes the risk is minimal.

According to leaked documents, the sixth-gen Pixel phones could be the first to have Google's long-rumored custom ARM chips, which are allegedly codenamed Whitechapel.

Mars is shaking, and we'd never know were it not for the trailblazing InSight lander.

One reason Rocket Lake may not the mark against AMD quite as well as Intel would have liked? The CPU was finalized well before AMD launched 7nm Ryzen CPUs.

Intel, Samsung, and TSMC have all announced plans to boost their manufacturing capacities and pour more funding into researching new manufacturing techniques and materials.

Creating robots that see the world like humans has been a challenge. While computer vision has come a long way, these systems are still easy to fool. So, why not give robots superhuman perception to compensate?

Cryptocurrency mining is already warping the GPU market. If it continues, it could change how and where people play video games.

LG hasn't earned a profit on phones in years, and a leaked memo last month suggested the company was considering radical steps to change that. One option was to shutter the phone business entirely, and it's looking increasingly like that's what will happen.

Intel is reportedly considering a change to how it reports its process node sizes. It may be a good idea.

Microsoft has signed a 10-year, $21.9 billion contract with the US Army to provide augmented reality technology based on its HoloLens devices.

NASA's shiny new Perseverance rover has been stealing the spotlight lately, but Curiosity is still on Mars, too. This aging robot is still young and hip enough to take a selfie — hell, Curiosity pioneered the rover selfie.

ARM has announced its new ISA, ARMv9. It includes new security features, a new SIMD standard, and additional performance optimizations and feature updates.