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From laboratory experiments, the team estimates that a circuit can still function even if 50 percent of it is damaged or destroyed.

While Google Glass utterly failed as a consumer device, its second life as an industrial tool makes sense. And eventually, full-bore augmented reality will be small and cheap enough to be implemented in glasses that don't look different from what's commonplace now.

Sony's new CEO wants to overhaul the company's focus and it's not clear what that means for its gaming future.

The attack likely infected around 100 targets, which isn't a huge number compared with most malware campaigns. However, these were all highly targeted infiltrations to gather intelligence on political opponents.

The 5210 Ion from Micron is the first QLC SSD ever brought to market — and it's aimed at enterprise, not consumers.

An asteroid called 2015 BZ509 is currently in orbit close to Jupiter, but it's orbiting the wrong way.

3D headphone maker Ossic has collapsed and vanished into the ether, taking all of its product with it, for good. No backsies.

It's surprisingly hard to keep up with all the versions of the Model 3 when you consider you can't buy any of them right now.

Here's how to uninstall AMD GPU drivers — and a discussion of whether third-party driver software brings anything useful to the equation.

Chevy unveils the first four-cylinder gasoline engine in a current full-size pickup. The 307 hp handily tops the V6 it may eventually replace.

When Treyarch decided to remove COD Black Ops 4's campaign in favor of a Battle Royale mode, were they thumbing their noses at gamers — or just giving them what they really want?

When Google talks about the Selfish Ledger, it asks us to think of ourselves as the temporary custodian of the data rather than the owner.