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Tesla Autopilot is already one of the most capable self-driving systems available to consumers, but it's still very limited in the grand scheme of what's possible in vehicle automation.

NASA says the plucky little rover remains operational, and the team hopes it will meet this challenge as it has so many others.

Subcompact SUVs are hot sellers. Now Nissan has two: the Rogue Sport and the less expensive, smaller new Kicks with solid tech and decent safety features. But did Nissan have to leave Apple CarPlay and Android Auto off the base trim line?

It's going all in with the screen notch, but it appears to be doing so in a positively ham-handed way.

Intel wants to halve the power consumption of your next laptop display, significantly extending battery life.

Part 2 of rounding up Intel's CPUs, this time from the Pentium Pro to the present day.

The DoE has unveiled Summit, a new supercomputer from IBM housed at the US Department of Energy’s Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL). It's an order of magnitude more powerful than current US supercomputers and fast enough to beat every other system in the world.

Android tablets sell well, but don't get much attention from device makers, especially at the high-end. Chrome OS convertibles running Android apps may provide a solution.

According to NASA's Alan Stern, New Horizons has successfully woken up from hibernation.

Google lists seven core values for its AI research and lists several applications that are off-limits.

We dive into the history of Intel CPUs and the x86 architecture. From the very first microprocessor, through to the father of modern CPUs.

Happy 40th birthday to one of the most important CPUs ever built — and the beginning of the PC revolution.