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AMD's RX 570 and RX 580 have gotten some very tasty price cuts for the holidays.

Problems with AMD systems and HTC's new wireless adapter are so bad, HTC is offering refunds to Ryzen owners.

According to a Google executive, the company is considering shutting down its Google News portal in Europe if the latest copyright changes, known as the "link tax," go into effect.

You've got questions about GPUs and video cards. We've got answers. Now updated for the Holidays 2018.

NASA has chosen the landing zone for its next mission to Mars, with the hope of gathering rock and soil samples there and returning them to Earth for eventual analysis.

It would have been the third launch for this particular rocket, a feat never before attempted. In the end, SpaceX decided it needed more time to prepare.

In everyday life, we rely on government-issued documents to establish our identity. But on the web, we hand that power over to private, for-profit corporations that don't even think of us as customers. We look at whether self-sovereign identities might let us take control of who we are on the internet.

Intel CPUs take a fairly heavy hit with the Linux 4.2 kernel, thanks to security measures to protect against Spectre / Meltdown attacks. The new changes impact a larger range of tests than were hit by the patches earlier this year.

Fallout 4 suffered from feeling like two different games smashed together. In FO76, the problem is much worse.

Microsoft got caught testing the idea of putting ads into the Windows 10 Email client. Someone, somewhere, thought this was a good idea.

From our limited observation time, astronomers have determined ‘Oumuamua is a small cigar-shaped object, but we didn't know exactly how small until now.

According to Fils-Aimé, the classic consoles were intended as a limited-run — one-off devices that do not dictate Nintendo's strategy going forward.