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Quantum computers continue to improve, but until now have confined to research labs. IBM is hoping to change that with a new model that it claims has the reliability and industrial design chops to make it suitable for deployment in commercial environments.

Microsoft's next version of Windows will demand you hand over more storage to the OS.

Just because you've got an older or low-end PC doesn't mean you can't enjoy gaming. There are thousands of back titles in the PC catalog. Here are some of our favorites.

With Level 5 Autonomy further away, Nvidia has taken the practical step of targeting a version of its DRIVE hardware and software at the rapidly-growing market for driver assistance systems.

BMW's learnings from the self-drive concept vehicle will make for safer motorcycles, for novices as well as seasoned riders. Everybody puts a bike down sooner or later.

AMD has announced its new Radeon VII — a 7nm Vega GPU intended for the consumer market.

AT&T, T-Mobile, and Sprint are selling your location data, with precious little concern for who eventually buys it.

There are loads of free PC games out there, but many of them aren't worth your time. These will have you hooked for hours.

Samsung's earnings and profit took a nasty hit in Q4 as smartphone and memory sales dropped out from under it.

Alienware has unveiled a truly monstrous laptop, capable of using desktop CPU and GPU components.

AT&T's plan to "update" its network for 5G service by changing the logo it displays on your phone hasn't won the company much support from its customers. Now its competitors are joining the pile-on.

Intel wants to drastically improve system battery life with its 10nm parts and Ice Lake SoCs, but what kind of gains can customers actually expect?