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Engineers at UC San Diego are working on a tiny injectable chip that, once in place in the body, can check alcohol levels and communicate them to an external device.

Valve has implemented new privacy settings we're glad to see, but it looks like the changes will also kill the popular Steam Spy service.

There's a new piece of malware making the rounds online via hacked websites that uses sophisticated redirects and modified JavaScript to load a malicious payload on your computer.

Announced in September 2017, the BFR (which stands for Big Falcon Rocket) will eventually take over from the Falcon 9 and Falcon Heavy rockets.

AMD has released its own fix for Variant 2 of Spectre. Microsoft is distributing the fix via Patch Tuesday, but you'll also need a UEFI update.

The company is only churning out a few thousand vehicles per week, and the ramp-up has been slow. However, CEO Elon Musk says the improved dual-motor Model 3 is still coming, and he expects to begin production this summer.

The FTC has sent letters to multiple companies, informing them that "void if removed" warranty stickers are illegal and not permitted under federal law.

Intel appears to be serious about building a GPU for itself — and that has significant implications for AMD and Nvidia.

Google has published additional details so developers and hardware makers can gear up to make new VR180 products.

A new ransomware attack doesn't bother asking for money — it just wants you to game.

According to a new government report, it was not SpaceX's fault that an expensive top-secret spy satellite failed to reach orbit earlier this year. The blame lies with aerospace firm and long-time government contractor Northrop Grumman.

The GPU at the heart of Intel's Kaby Lake-G silicon might be a hybrid Polaris and Vega solution, rather than a clean Vega part.