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The rumors were true: AMD's next-gen flagship only uses two eight-pin connectors.

Scientists working at the National University of San Juan in Argentina have probed the so-called "zone of avoidance" to discover what appears to be a new galactic cluster.

NASA's commercial partner Advanced Space reports that CAPSTONE has righted itself and is on target to reach the moon this month.

They say capitalism drives innovation, and if that’s the case, this is Mozilla’s way of ensuring said innovation benefits the public good.

Even without any survival incentive, bumble bees appear to be interested in rolling wooden balls in what scientists consider voluntary play.

The company's long-awaited PlayStation VR2 headset has been fully revealed, with pre-orders starting later this month. It won't cost you Meta Quest Pro money, but it's not cheap, either.

It would certainly impress people at your next LAN event, assuming people still host those.

Entering an atmosphere from space, even a thin one like you'd find on Mars, requires a heat shield. NASA is investigating a more dynamic and scalable version of this essential component by making it inflatable.

After announcing that its popular chat platform would shut down in 2018, Google has been urging users to switch to Google Chat. But now, you've got no choice.

It was captured with one of the largest telescopes in the world and features an incredible level of detail.

Self-driving cars present a number of safety concerns, now including bad guys with well-aimed lasers.

New slides reveal some interesting core counts for Intel's upcoming tile-based CPUs.