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AMD has launched a new, top-end 64-core chip at the top of its Epyc 7nm server stack: The Epyc 7H12.

A modified Model S at the 'Ring is a stalking horse for the late 2020 (give or take — this is Tesla) Model S Plaid. Fast lap times and a YouTube video are now required to sell fast cars.

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One of the most thorough studies of its type examined the overall amount of IoT data leaking out devices around us. There've been improvements compared with past products, but an awful lot of information is still exposed.

For anyone who still inexplicably trusts Facebook enough to put one of its cameras in their homes, there are two new Portal displays, plus a TV accessory that adds video chat to the biggest and best screen in the house.

According to a new report, Google already tried to do that once, but it canceled the effort at the last minute because the experience wasn't good enough. The Pixel Watch hardware eventually debuted as LG-branded Wear OS devices, and indeed, they were not good.

HP added a raft of premium features, along with refined styling that borrows from some of HP's competitors. It all adds up to a slick notebook with a hefty price tag.

Steam is getting some significant improvements in coming weeks, including a new library display and a new method for notifying players about in-game events. The new library is already available in Steam's beta client.

The universe is filled with almost incomprehensibly bizarre phenomena, but astronomers may be a step closer to understanding the life cycle of stars.

Meet the Dragonfly, a new drone NASA will fly on Titan to explore its atmosphere and environments.

There's a lost continent sunken beneath southern Europe — except for a thin band of mountains. Greater Adria is both above our heads and buried deep inside the Earth.

Google launched Project Fi (now just Google Fi) at a time when unlimited mobile data was a rarity. Now, all carriers have a nominally "unlimited" service tier, and some only offer unlimited. Google is getting with the times today, adding an unlimited service option to Google Fi.