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Thanks to a recent flyby, we know a bit more about 3200 Phaeton, one of the strangest objects in our solar system.

Microsoft is bringing its Xbox Game Pass service to PCs at the same time that it's investing heavily in first-party content for the Xbox One.

In theory, 2018 has been a rocky year for Intel. The company has weathered the repeated announcement of security issues related to Spectre and Meltdown. It dismissed its previous CEO, Brian Krzanich. It’s had to announce the delay of its 10nm process and then fend off rumors that said process node was completely canceled as…

NAND prices have already been falling for the past few months, and according to a new research note, the drop could actually increase as we head into 2019.

Intel launched its 9th Generation CPU family last week, but finding CPUs in market is anything but easy — to say nothing of MSRP.

The US government just decided that hacking DRM to repair and maintain your electronics is perfectly legal.

Lens is another of Google's semi-magical implementations of machine learning technology, in this case used to identify objects in images.

Apple did something to block GrayKey, but no one knows what.

Chandra is working again after NASA engineers implemented a fix for its gyroscope issues. NASA can again scan the sky for X-rays.

AMD's revenue fell slightly, but gross margin improved substantially, as did Ryzen sales and CPU average selling prices.

Re-evaluating the RTX 2070's performance at its correct, lower price tag.

Google is reportedly rolling out a new Android licensing agreement to OEMs that will require security updates for two years on certain devices.