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Google has earned a reputation for pushing out new AI technologies and upgrades at a remarkable pace and their announcement of EfficientNet serves as the latest example. Leveraging their work with AutoML, Google's scientists employed a scaling method that offers up to a tenfold increase in network efficiency.

DRAM prices have continued to move in the same direction, and it's a downright good time to buy.

The PCI-SIG working group has finished the PCIe 5.0 standard before the PCIe 4.0 standard is even purchasable in-market.

Intel showed off a new dual-screen laptop at Computex, with a potentially useful take on the concept.

Having a hard time getting a handle on all the action around VR, AR, and MR. We explain each of them, and compare their strengths and weaknesses.

AMD's X570 chipset won't be backwards-compatible with first-gen Ryzen, but B450 and X470 motherboards will retain full support for both first-gen and third-gen chips.

Nvidia's next big ray tracing project isn't a new game — it's an intriguing twist on an old one.

Intel unveiled a new 9900KS CPU at Computex, with a 5GHz all-core boost. TDP and price, however, are still unknown.

Intel's new Ice Lake promises small performance uplifts against Whiskey Lake, larger gains against the older Skylake architecture, and huge GPU improvements.

Scientists haven't been sure why some fires produce soot and others don't. The unique nature of microgravity on the ISS allowed the crew to create spherical flames to shed light on the problem.

Scientists have made new observations of the Sun's atmosphere that reveal new information about the instability of its plasma. This information may turn out to be the key to generating power through nuclear fusion.

Scientists believe this may be the remains of Mars' long-lost ice caps.