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Perseverance finally took its first drive on Mars late last week, covering a total of 21.3 feet (6.5 meters).

Nvidia has won a lawsuit brought against it by multiple investors who claimed the company had deliberately and recklessly misrepresented the provenance of over a billion dollars in crypto-mining sales. We still have an ongoing GPU disaster in the PC channel.

Could Nintendo use DLSS to help the Switch hit 4K resolutions?

Physicists have speculated on the possibility of a real warp drive for years, but a new paper lays out a vision for a warp drive that might actually work. We still don't know how to build it, but at least we know why we can't build it.

Blizzard is working on a remastered version of Diablo II, and it will be very faithful to the original. How faithful? Blizzard producer Matthew Cederquist confirms save files from the original game will work with the remaster, allowing you to finish the quest you started two decades ago.

The government is so tired of fighting with Amazon over the $10 billion JEDI cloud contract that went to Microsoft, it'd rather just quit than move forward with litigation.

The EU may unveil a plan to boost its share of leading-edge semiconductor manufacturing by up to 20 percent of the market by 2030.

Multiple US senators are calling for the US to adopt a 100 Mbps upstream/downstream broadband standard in 2021. The pandemic has shown a light on holes in US infrastructure, especially in rural areas.

AMD's Resizable BAR / Smart Access Memory feature is coming to Ryzen 3000 CPUs based on the Zen 2 architecture.

This device will allegedly feature a larger Samsung OLED and support for 4K gaming in docked mode, but that might complicate things for developers.

SpaceX is running through Starship prototypes like they're growing on trees. Just a few weeks after its last rocket exploded following a hard landing, the company succeeded in landing a Starship rocket after its test flight. Sadly, the vessel exploded several minutes later.

According to a new report, cryptocurrency miners aren't just buying up desktop PC GPUs — they've started hoovering up gaming laptops as well.