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Backblaze has released its data set for the full year 2018 and there are some surprises in it this time around.

Instead of aluminum and carbon fiber, SpaceX has decided to build the Starship out of stainless steel. Now, Elon Musk is explaining why.

The class-action lawsuit against AMD alleging that the company fraudulently mismarketed its Bulldozer processors has been cleared to proceed.

We've all heard about Prime Air, the drone delivery program currently hamstrung by US restrictions on commercial drones. However, the company just rolled out a new ground-based robotic delivery service in one community north of Seattle. It's called Amazon Scout.

The teaser video doesn't include much in the way of details. It promises we can say "goodbye" to touch, but that might be overselling it.

Samsung's 970 EVO Plus improves on the original in every way, with better MSRPs, lower power consumption, and higher overall performance.

Intel may be planning a major 7nm EUV expansion at its D1X facility in Oregon.

A report from the Wall Street Journal says Apple will be all OLED from 2020 onward.

This is the first update cycle when Treble could make a difference. So, is it? Probably!

Nvidia GPU owners looking to run macOS 10.14 (Mojave) are locked out of doing so, even unofficially. It isn't at all clear why.

Mining materials on the moon could aid future manned missions, and the European Space Agency (ESA) aims to begin testing mining technologies on the moon with a 2025 robotic mission.

Apple's design decisions on the MacBook Pro are vastly complicating what ought to be a very simple repair.