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Google has trained its DeepMind AI to compete in a team environment in order to calculate winning strategies that can both defeat and support human players in Quake III Arena.

When Google and Apple put AR front and center at their annual conferences, it was easy to think we'd all be using it every day. That hasn't happened, but the industry is getting on with solving hundreds of real-world problems. At the show, we saw what's possible now, and in the future.

These US companies will help NASA deliver cargo and scientific instruments to the lunar surface in the next few years with the aim of supporting human landings and habitation by the mid-2020s.

Intel is arguing that AMD misrepresented Xeon performance. Does the argument hold up?

The update has been available for weeks, but many systems remain unpatched, and Microsoft is confident exploits for the "BlueKeep" flaw now exist in the wild.

Google may be moving ahead with plans to limit the types of ad blocking available to non-enterprise users.

While Sprint is late to the game compared to Verizon and AT&T, its 5G network already covers more people than the other carriers combined.

The worldwide semiconductor market fell by the largest amount in a decade last quarter. Q2 isn't expected to improve things.

Using quantum superfluid, the researchers may have found evidence that so-called "Hawking radiation" is a real phenomenon of black holes.

ARM announced the latest Cortex-A77 CPU this week, with improvements in overall performance, particularly FPU code.

The new PC version of Game Pass will bring more than 100 games to PC on a subscription basis.

New traffic systems are employing artificial intelligence to track pedestrian behavior to create safer and more efficient walking paths. A new approach destined for Vienna takes privacy into account as well.