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Nvidia is reportedly working on crypto-focused GPUs to bring to market, but it's not clear how much this will help the current situation.

President Trump has blocked the merger between Qualcomm and Broadcom (which Qualcomm never wanted), citing national security concerns.

Elon Musk wants to start testing the Big Falcon Rocket as early as next year, in preparation for an ambitious cargo flight schedule with Mars-bound rockets taking off as soon as 2022.

High-end cars are always a staple in Geneva. $250,000 plug-in hybrids let you motor into restricted cities in style without reverting to the Priius Prime plug-in. Plus, the Philippe Starck bespoke charger for Bentley.

A new innovation in graphene production could help scientists study the stuff in volume for long-term commercialization. Maybe. At this point, it's a little hard to tell.

CEO Vincent Ramos is behind bars, accused of facilitating criminal activity by tailoring those devices to suit the likes of drug cartels and gangs.

A team of scientists has now used data from a trio of NASA satellites to develop a new model that can recreate a coronal mass ejection in 3D.

Intel has now rolled out patches for all CPUs affected by Meltdown and Spectre back to Sandy Bridge. Westmere, Nehalem, and earlier architectures are still at-risk.

Audi will be the first to hide the toll tag reader inside the rearview mirror. For supplier Gentex, it's one more way to profit from what seems like a commodity business: car mirrors.

If confirmed, this would be the first ever unauthorized launch of commercial satellites.

Support for AMD's FreeSync standard is coming to the Xbox One X and Xbox One S. Will the PS4 be far behind?

While it's almost nonexistent on Earth, ice-VII might play an important role elsewhere in the solar system.