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Elon Musk has declared that all contractors at Tesla are fired immediately, no exceptions — unless you've got an employee willing to go to the mat for you.

The lidar sensor almost certainly saw the pedestrian and bicycle. But the car's logic decided this particular group of moving pixels wasn't a hazard to the car, or the car to the pedestrian. Uber test cars remain off the road.

Samsung's 970 EVO and 970 Pro are both out — and hitting much lower prices than we expected.

An inter-university team suggests that the moon's mantle was once a tumultuous sea of magma.

Intel is tossing its own hat into the machine learning ring, positioning Xeon as a potent inference workhorse.

The school says it's misplaced a small amount of weapons-grade plutonium. It's just a little, but the US government is still not pleased.

Nvidia has announced the end of the GeForce Partner Program, effective immediately.

When Apple redesigned the MacBook Pro, it debuted a new type of keyboard based on a butterfly switch design that was supposed to provide better tactile characteristics in a fraction of the travel depth of the previous scissor mechanism. It's more than clear the company made some compromises in the process.

After a number of mysterious delays, Microsoft finally rolled out the Spring Creators Update to Windows 10 early this week. Wasting no time, Microsoft has just released a new Insiders build that previews some more new features that you can expect in Windows 10 soon.

The Hubble Space Telescope has spied helium in the atmosphere of an exoplanet, WASP-107b, for the first time in history.

A new set of CPU vulnerabilities could be inbound, with up to eight different attacks said to target Intel CPUs — but we'd recommend adopting a wait-and-see approach.

This will be the device that determines HTC's success or failure.