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Public health agencies have worked to reduce mosquito populations, but researchers from Imperial College London have developed a genetic technique that could control mosquito populations with much greater effectiveness.

VIA's subsidiary and Chinese government partnership, Zhaoxin, has announced a new x86-compatible CPU architecture built on TSMC's 16nm FinFET process.

AMD may be prepping another Polaris refresh to take on Nvidia's Pascal family.

A year ago, Google rebranded Google Now to the Google Feed. The new name recognized the renewed focus on news rather than predictive search. Now, Google is changing the name once again and adding some more features.

Changes made in Chrome 69 make it harder to tell if Google is syncing data across your browser sessions or not, and the changes are deliberate.

In his characteristically off-handed way, Musk noted on Twitter that he thinks SpaceX can have a Mars base built by 2028.

Toyota has famously refused Google's advances. A new report claims that Toyota is finally ready to play ball, though.

If Intel's CPU production issues are causing a shortfall in the PC market, can AMD step in? We investigate.

These robots are just the first of many instruments Hayabusa2 will drop off on the surface, but the ultimate goal of the mission is to return samples of Ryugu to Earth.

Nvidia's stock price slid last week as Wall Street reacted to the disappointing Turing launch.

Intel's manufacturing woes are having an impact on other companies, with Micron projecting lower revenue for the rest of the year.

Phones already dominate photography. How far can they go in pushing into the current market for high-end cameras?