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The Intel Foreshadow flaw might crack the DRM safe protecting 4K content on Windows 10.

ARM is publishing its first client PC roadmap today and going after Intel and the larger x86 market in the process.

Happy anniversary to one of the least ergonomic products ever created.

The black hole at the center of UCD3 has a mass of roughly 3.5 million suns. The entire galaxy is just a few dozen million solar masses.

5G service could collapse the distinction between cellular provider and ISP, fundamentally changing how consumers buy internet service — but only if that service is kept affordable.

Scientists have taken a step toward better understanding the environment of exoplanets by studying a gas giant called KELT-9b. For the first time, scientists have detected iron and titanium on an exoplanet.

NASA redirected New Horizons deeper into the Kuiper Belt, and now it has detected something fascinating at the edge of the solar system. Out past the planets, asteroids, and even the comets of the Oort Cloud, there's a wall of hydrogen.

Fortnite's long-awaited Android debut is anything but glorious. You're better off playing something else.

NASA has to pay big bucks for every seat on a Soyuz mission, but the long-delayed Commercial Crew Program is supposed to change that by giving NASA access to private launch vehicles. SpaceX is now promising that its schedule is locked in and there won't be any more delays.

A new attack vector against Intel CPUs has been discovered — based, once again, on speculative execution.

You have to make compromises if you choose to live with Chrome OS, but you shouldn't have to make quite this many.

Fifteen years ago, a software bug resulted in over 50 million people losing power, crippling the northeast power grid.