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Intel is serious about getting into the gaming market, starting with a new software front-end.

Research headed by Elisabeth Grohmann of Beuth University of Applied Sciences Berlin shows that a new antimicrobial substance could eliminate bacteria on surfaces. Surfaces like the bathroom door.

Oculus has unveiled their new Rift S headset, with improved lenses, higher resolution, and no reliance on external cameras.

Epic exclusives will be coming to the Humble Store in the future, expanding how gamers can experience and acquire titles.

Not only is the surface remarkably rugged, but the asteroid is also regularly ejecting puffs of dust and rock into space. This is a phenomenon never before observed on an asteroid.

Free VPNs are a risky proposition, but Opera seeks to reassure suspicious Android users that it's safe.

Samsung has announced HBM2e Flashbolt memory, with 33 percent higher performance and double the memory density.

At GDC 2019, Google has unveiled Stadia, its new cloud-based gaming platform. It lets you play AAA games on any device with Chrome including laptops, phones, tablets, and TVs.

NVIDIA has shown that AI can use a simple representation of a landscape to render a photorealistic vista that doesn't exist anywhere in the real world.

HP's new Reverb headset has its eyes fixed on the Vive Pro's target market and what could be an attractive value proposition.

At GDC 2019, Google has unveiled Stadia, its new cloud-based gaming platform. It lets you play AAA games on any device with Chrome including laptops, phones, tablets, and TVs.

Apple has released minor updates for its iMac family, increasing CPU and GPU specs, but keeping the design the same.