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A new round of Spectre flaws have appeared, but Google is in the process of adding functionality to desktop Chrome that will block remote execution of Spectre. The downside, however, is Chrome will use even more RAM than it already does.

Tesla held sales under 200,000 until early this quarter, allowing thousands of additional buyers to get a $7,500 credit. It won't drop until January 2019.

Through analysis of the host star, researchers say the exoplanet is small, rocky, and could potentially support life.

The Magic Leap is officially coming, but if this demo is any indication you might want to save your money.

It turns out that NASA might have discovered and accidentally destroyed organic molecules on Mars back in the 1970s.

ARM has retreated from its unprovoked attacks on RISC-V after the company's own employees threw a fit about it.

Thanks to some ancient shells, we may finally know what caused a chilly period called the Younger Dryas.

Intel's new Xeon E-2100 platform is the company's replacement for the old Xeon E3 series — and it brings Coffee Lake goodness to the series as a whole.

New variants of Meltdown and Spectre are still surfacing as Intel plans to move to an extended release cycle for patches.

Apple has hired John Giannandrea, former head of search and AI at Google, to oversee a new, consolidated AI/ML division of its own.

Of course, there's no sound in space, but this eerie audio comes from the waves of plasma that flow between the moon Enceladus and Saturn.

After threatening the prosecute Wilson, the Justice Department under Trump has acquiesced to Wilson's demands and will rewrite federal law to make 3D printed guns legal.