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Research from Microsoft Research and the University of Washington may have cracked the code to make DNA a viable storage medium.

Qualcomm listened to Broadcom's ''best and final offer" last week — and just effectively told Broadcom to take a hike.

Intel has fielded a new set of updates for Spectre with broad support for Kaby Lake, Skylake, and Coffee Lake. Fixes for Haswell, Sandy Bridge, and Ivy Bridge are all in beta testing.

Researchers at CERN have gotten comfortable with antimatter — so comfortable, in fact, they're planning to load a billion antimatter particles into a van for a quick field trip.

We round up some of the usual suspects from the health tech industry and look at how they're likely to play a role in the Bezos-Buffet-Dimon healthcare model.

A new list of Windows 10 on ARM limitations has dropped. It's a doozy. Depending on your use case for the laptop, you might end up with your workflow hamstrung.

AMD is launching new Ryzen and Epyc-based parts into the embedded market. The new chips are impressive, with high core counts in some cases and leading performance per $ in others.

New CPUs from Intel are going to plug holes in the company's product line — and some of that information has tipped up ahead of launch.

Google's mobile payment platform has gone through almost as many revamps as its messaging apps, but maybe today will be the last one for a long time.

This plucky little robot has just spent is 5,000th Martian day on the red planet. It was only supposed to last 90 Martian days.

Samsung has announced a new 30TB SSD designed for businesses and individuals who need an absolutely enormous amount of storage and can afford to pay for it.

The Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter (MRO) is an important tool for scientists studying the red planet. That's why NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory took aggressive action last week when the satellite reported a malfunction.