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Is the Turing Test obsolete? The head of Alexa development argues that it is.

Intel is facing calls from an activist investor to explore strategic alternatives and potential for a spinoff or divestment of previous acquisitions.

Legs Who needs 'em? Not the new SpaceX Super Heavy booster, if Elon Musk's latest tweets are true.

Cloud Imperium Games has canceled the Squadron 42 beta that was supposed to debut before the end of 2020, with no current plan or timeline for launching it.

One day, robots may be dancing on our graves, and they're going to be surprisingly good at it!

Intel is facing calls from an activist investor to explore strategic alternatives and potential for a spinoff or divestment of previous acquisitions.

King of Fans is recalling some 190,000 ceiling fans sold through Home Depot after the blades began detaching during operation.

A new analysis of the M1 breaks down the die design versus the smartphone-class A14 SoC.

Maybe this cloud gaming thing isn't so crazy after all. In fact, 2021 might be a huge year for Stadia, if Google can overcome its tendency to lose focus.

Nvidia's upcoming Ampere, which may be named after computing pioneer Ada Lovelace, could pack as many as 18,432 CUDA cores, a substantial increase over current top-end cards like the RTX 3090.

New benchmark results for Rocket Lake show the new CPU family beating AMD's latest Zen 3 CPUs compared core-for-core.

A team from South Korea just made a major advancement — the Korea Superconducting Tokamak Advanced Research (KSTAR) device recently ran for 20 seconds. That might not sound impressive, but it doubles the previous record.