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Incredible fun to drive it you don't mind stiff suspensions and 12 miles on battery power. But it's also a turbocharger-like booster for the three-cylinder engine. A full-on electric Mini arrives later this year.

AMD has finally disclosed its Ryzen 3000 family and 7nm improvements, with a new 12-core chip dropping in at $499.

Whether your mobile computing needs include a demand for Nvidia's RTX capabilities, or simply would benefit from better overall performance and an upgrade to the Turing architecture, Nvidia has new mobile GPU models that it promises will deliver both.

iFixit has torn down the latest Apple MacBook Pros, but finds nothing that would lead them to believe Apple has clearly solved its keyboard problem. It's not entirely clear if Apple even understands the cause of its keyboard problem.

Intel has updated its NUCs, with support for AMD's RX 540 and relatively high-end 15W CPUs.

After a few false starts, SpaceX has successfully launched its first full batch of Starlink internet satellites. A Falcon 9 rocket carrying the satellites lifted off from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station overnight, and it deployed the satellite a short time later.

We met Google Duplex at the I/O conference in 2018 when Google showed off a suspiciously realistic AI that could call and make appointments for you. The service has now rolled out to users of Google Assistant in most US states, but you may not be getting the full AI experience.

NASA has awarded the first contract for the future orbiting lunar gateway we're building around the Moon.

Intel has published new work on optical neural networks, showing they can be designed with fault-tolerance in mind, with latency and power efficiency theoretically far higher than silicon designs.

CBS has released the first trailer for the upcoming Star Trek: Picard, and our first look at Jean-Luc in over a decade.

According to the Department of Justice, an employee of PMI Industries allegedly forged signatures on at least 38 inspection documents.

Artificial intelligence continues to provide vital solutions to some very complex problems in this early stage but remains a looming threat as we consider its applications on the battlefield. New research details the impending risks and pins the fate of humanity on complex choices we will face in the near future.