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Intel has a number of new announcements today, including additional details on Cascade Lake X, price cuts for the "KF" CPU family, and data on the new Xeon W refresh.

AMD and Microsoft are collaborating on the next-generation Surface Laptop 3 — and that's just the tip of the iceberg for both companies.

Intel has a proposal for a new type of memory that could solve many of the speculative execution issues that have bedeviled the semiconductor industry in general (and itself in particular) since January 2018.

Udemy's Complete Apache HTTP Server Course by instructor Muhammed Torkey was created to teaching you everything you need to know to get up and running with a basic home web server.

The idea of a paralyzed person using an exosuit to restore mobility via brain-computer interface has taken another step closer to reality.

The first real foldable phone on the market is still more fragile than your average smartphone; Samsung filled the packaging with warnings about that. Naturally, people are trying to figure out how fragile it is by breaking it.

Smart Summons is the latest Tesla feature making headlines that aren't good news for Tesla. The rollout has not been seamless, with reports of glitches, at least one low-speed collision, and a traffic summons.

The exploit affects a handful of phones from Google, Samsung, Huawei, and others. Google also notes there is evidence the exploit is already active in the wild.

Remember Samsung's 292-inch TV? The Wall is finally shipping — though if you have to ask the price, you probably can't afford it.

Microsoft no longer considers Windows to be the most important component of its business. Even after years of evolution, it's a surprising statement.

A new investigation from Buzzfeed News details how a single political consultant managed to flood the FCC with more than a million fake comments opposing net neutrality. The FCC would eventually use those comments as part of its rationale to repeal net neutrality in America.