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NASA expects the new chip, which will be used in future lunar and planetary missions, will be 100 times faster than the chips currently in use.

On-sale date should be in September, and could even be timed to coincide with the launch of Intel's Raptor Lake.

This update will bring a raft of changes to the taskbar, the Start menu, and more.

Scientists have only recently gotten an up-close look at asteroids, as well as the chance to examine material from them in a lab. Before that, all we had were the remains of asteroids that fell to Earth, but what part of the original space rocks even are they?

Using a 540-billion parameter language network, this wheeled robot can assess its own capabilities, its environment, and the task at hand, then break that task into smaller sub-tasks to achieve the desired goal.

Up until recently, an organ donor’s blood type was an immovable fact. Thanks to efforts in the UK, however, this is no longer the case.

A new analysis published in the journal Nature Food focuses not on the immediate effects of a nuclear exchange but on the way it could affect global food supplies. The news, unfortunately, is not good.

If you're still rocking an older GPU, the end of the August could be the best time to guy a GPU in many years.

Android 13 is now available on eligible Google Pixel devices, bringing the latest themes and security features to the masses.

Deforestation and climate change have made monarch butterflies' survival challenging at best.

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is working to rein in big tech’s relentless data harvesting, and it wants to hear from you to figure out how.

The Samsung Odyssey Ark is a 55-inch gaming monitor with every feature you'd expect and several you would not, and it breaks the bank at $3,500.