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EVGA is fed up with its treatment by Nvidia, according to its CEO.

Welcome back. This week, we've got beautiful new images of the Orion Nebula, plus honors aboard the International Station, updates from outer space, and more.

When we think of dinosaur fossils, we often think of footprints preserved in sandstone, or bones carefully displayed inside a museum. But what about mummified dinosaurs?

China's Chang’e-5 mission in 2020 returned the first lunar samples since the end of the Apollo program in 1976, and scientists now report the discovery of a new mineral in the payload.

HP may have been in the printer game for quite some time now, but its newest printer is unlike any it’s made before.

AMD's flagship RDNA3 GPU with 24GB of memory and 450W board power is primed to do battle against the RTX 4090.

There could be some rough times ahead as the market comes to terms with such a major change, but this seems like a win for almost everyone.

NASA reports that Perseverance has collected several samples with the most abundant organic detections of the mission to date.

Combining conventional equipment with new hardware and a deep-learning algorithm reveals more texture than ever before.

NASA has adjusted the SLS rocket's launch date, yet again. Can the agency defeat its hydrogen problems in time?

Apple Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo speculates that Apple's decision to drop the Mini variant has not resonated with buyers, and fans of small phones are therefore holding off on upgrading.

An AI algorithm can create in seconds what would take a human artist hours—and online art communities aren’t having it.