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Qualcomm's new Snapdragon 845 is an incredible boost for GPU performance, but the CPU side of the equation isn't nearly as strong.

Apple is reportedly reconsidering its iOS optimization schedule and prioritization for development projects, but this may not be as large a departure from the norm as it appears.

The Ryzen 5 2400G's GPU performance is excellent when paired with DDR4-3200, but how does it scale from baseline DDR4-2133? We investigate.

Several Russian scientists working in one of the country's most secure research facilities thought they could use the in-house supercomputer to mine some coins.

Google is ready to open up its Cloud TPU platform to developers and researchers looking to test machine learning workloads — and it's got a new, more powerful Cloud TPU design than the chips we've previously discussed.

The China National Space Administration (CNSA) successfully launched its Long March-3B rocket on Monday, carrying a pair of satellites that will expand its Compass global navigation system.

Verizon has announced that it will begin locking phones again, at least until they're activated. Verizon says this is to combat device theft, but it seems like Verizon just wants an excuse to lock its phones down again.

AMD's Ryzen 5 2400G is intended to offer a blend of CPU and GPU performance in a single package. It faces a significant fight from the Core i5-8400, at least on one side of that equation.

One enterprising individual has built his own 8-bit CPU from scratch, on solderless breadboards — and learned to program it, too.

The Nintendo Switch has been hacked and is capable of booting Linux in a new cold-boot exploit. Will Nintendo finally relent on user saved games — or lock things down that much tighter?

Samsung-Harman alliance wants to provide infotainment, self-driving tools, and lots more displays.

Qualcomm is partnering up with a range of companies across the globe on early 5G deployments. Expect this one to be a knockdown-dragout between itself and Intel.