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Nvidia is arguing that the RTX 2080 and 2080 Ti GPUs are worth investing in because of the advantages they'll offer in future titles. But the gains they offer today aren't worth your money, and while ray tracing is an amazing, incredible technology that could revolutionize gaming, history suggests these first cards won't deliver that future.

A new analysis of the conditions on Europa says we could encounter pointy spears of ice on the surface up to 50 feet tall, which may skewer any lander unlucky enough to come down in the wrong place.

Apple continues to deny its own involvement in any Chinese hack, this time to Congress. Meanwhile, Bloomberg isn't budging.

Intel has announced its new 9th Generation CPUs, including the long-awaited 8-core, 5GHz, Core i9-9900K.

Following a security audit and reassessment of the social network's performance, Google has opted to shut down Google+ in 2019.

The team is currently working to bring another gyro online, but Hubble may be limited in what it can do going forward.

Just glancing at the lede image of the patent, you could be forgiven for thinking you were looking at an actual Game Boy. But no, this is a flip-style phone case.

Microsoft may have cut the introductory price on the Surface Laptop 2, but you can't get it in most colors.

AMD has launched two new Threadripper models and announced a new Dynamic Local Mode to improve performance on its highest core-count CPUs.

After enough reports surfaced of significant data loss when updated to Windows 10 Build 1809 to make it clear they weren't simply flukes, Microsoft has put the brakes on the update rollout until it can fix the issue.

NASA representatives have spoken in the past about returning to the moon as a stepping stone to Mars, but it was always in the vaguest of terms. The agency recently formalized its plans with the aim of building an orbital moon station called The Gateway. And it needs a lander.

Apple is locking down the MacBook Pro and iMac Pro the same way it's locked down iOS devices to prevent third-party repairs.