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Near the surface there's gnocchi, which are round bubble-like neutrons. Go a bit deeper, and the pressure forces neutrons into long tubes called spaghetti. Go further down, and you have sheets of neutrons called lasagna.

Sony has announced a new PlayStation Classic with 20 titles, coming this December for $100.

Nvidia's new RTX 2080 Ti is indisputably the fastest GPU on Earth. It's just also a really lousy value proposition if you don't have a mortgage payment to spend on a GPU.

For the Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi Alliance, it's Android in the dash and Google Assistant on the driver's lips. iPhones will be supported even as Apple gets demoted.

AMD has quietly introduced two new Ryzen Mobile CPUs intended for higher power systems.

Eurocom has confirmed that the Intel Core i7-9700K and Core i7-9900K will both be soldered, not pasted.

CyberLink has just released version 17 of its PowerDirector video editor and version 10 of its PhotoDirector image editor, with plenty of new AI-powered features and clever add-ons.

While Proxima Centauri b was in the habitable zone around its star, astronomers expressed skepticism it actually was habitable. Now, a new analysis suggests we may have been too hasty in that assessment.

Microsoft has changed its tune on the warnings it wanted to introduce when users installed Chrome or Firefox. It won't be warning users when the new update drops, though it may give such warnings in the future.

Tesla is reportedly under investigation by the DOJ as well as the SEC for Elon Musk's tweets about taking Tesla private earlier this year.

The Australian Environment and Communications Reference Committee (ECRC) conducted a survey of more than 7,400 gamers in the country to determine how they respond to "chance-based" items in games.

The press conference took place as planned, and CEO Elon Musk stood shoulder-to-shoulder with the aspiring astronaut, Japanese fashion tycoon Yusaku Maezawa.