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'Killed By Google' suggests the end is nigh for Stadia.

HEAT.gov houses an almost overwhelming amount of information about extreme heat, from tips to visual tools.

DeepMind has announced that has generated structures for all 200+ million proteins in the centralized UniProt database. This is a big deal for basic biological research as well as for efforts to tackle some of the most important scientific conundrums of our time.

Google's "Privacy Sandbox" won't be ready as soon as the company hoped. Instead of phasing out third-party cookies this year, it's pushed that deadline back to 2024.

The agency has just completed a major review of the Mars Sample Return Program, and there are some significant changes. NASA is canceling the Sample Fetch Rover, and it's adding a pair of helicopters based on Ingenuity's design.

Exynos haters might get their wish for a global Samsung flagship with Snapdragon instead of Exynos.

Intel has dropped more info on its upcoming Arc discrete graphics cards, while showing it running Death Stranding at 100 FPS at 1440p.

EVGA's radical E1 open air, carbon fiber frame is finally available. You can also add some top-tier EVGA hardware if you're so inclined.

Mark Zuckerberg sees a war brewing between Meta and Apple over the future of the internet as we all know it.

AMD is rumored to be planning a Zen 4 unveil in early August featuring its Ryzen 7000 CPUs, codenamed Raphael.

Yuri Borisov, newly minted head of the Russian space agency Roscosmos, has finally put paid to his predecessor's threats that Russia will leave the ISS after 2024.

The unnamed patient has been in remission for 17 months.