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Some users are reporting massive temperature deltas, leading to thermal throttling and excessive fan noise.

Following on the heels of its decision to mandate the use of USB-C ports on most electronic devices, the European Union is considering a law that would require manufacturers to make it easy to swap batteries — that could mean removable batteries in smartphones again.

The gamers' lawsuit, made possible by a century-old antitrust law, alleges the merger would give Microsoft "outsized market power" and reduce competition.

Upton says the firm's updated single-board computer won't be available until at least 2024.

Intel and Asus have officially earned the world title for CPU frequency.

Her crime? Being a lawyer at the wrong law firm.

This GPU could have ended up costing $3,000 or more, but will probably never be launched.

By 2026, the USPS will possess 66,000 EVs and will no longer purchase combustion vehicles.

It's probably what a Tesla toilet would be like, if that ever happened.

A new analysis from a UK-based consumer rights group shows the likely cause of drift, and it unsurprisingly, it's a design defect.

The loophole, dubbed Achilles, exploited a macOS Gatekeeper vulnerability that allowed unchecked applications to execute on a target machine.

After 15 months of drilling carefully selected bits of the red planet, the robot is beginning the process of setting up a "sample depot" where the future sample return lander will be able to pick up the rover's titanium rock core tubes.