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Nelson isn't the only US government official who's raised similar concerns that China means to attempt a military takeover of the Moon.

BMW's behavior is like a video game DLC…but for something you already own in real life.

This isn't the first time Ring has been caught in bed with law enforcement, and based on what Amazon’s vice president of public policy told government officials, it won't be the last.

AMD itself has confirmed this latest "rumor," which is that the upcoming RDNA flagship will have a wider memory bus than its predecessor, with a lot more Infinity Cache to boot.

The modern console can run Roller Coaster Tycoon, Quake 2, Turok, and other classic titles with surprisingly impressive performance.

Sales of PCs have declined for the second quarter in a row, foreshadowing tough times ahead for PC manufacturers.

There's never been a better, or worse, time to buy an RTX 3090 Ti.

Ghrelin, an appetite-regulating gut hormone, seems to thrive following sun exposure—but only in those assigned male at birth.

Finally, the suspense is over. The James Webb Space Telescope is open for science! Today, in a massive joint conference with the ESA and CSA, NASA released the first science images from the fully operational JWST.

IBM and one of its partners have figured out how to bond two silicon wafers together without requiring a glass carrier, theoretically simplifying the entire process.

From customizable lock screens to text message take-backs, the new iOS 16 beta interface features are convenient, easy to use, and well-integrated.

An experiment in Germany that set a new entanglement distance record — with atoms rather than photons — could help shed some light on this quirk of the universe.