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Intel won't just support DDR4 — it's bumping the maximum frequency of its DDR5 support as well.

Activision-Blizzard has raked in a whopping $49 million in the game's first month, and it still earns more than a million per day.

RuTarget, an advertising technology firm owned by Russia’s biggest state bank, enjoyed unfettered visibility into Google’s user data for months after the firm appeared on a US Treasury sanctions list.

In an announcement marking the organization's 74th birthday, the NHS stated it would begin testing the use of drones to deliver chemo drugs to patients in hard-to-reach locations.

Mojo Vision says its smart contact lenses are now a functional prototype with a micro LED display and medical-grade micro-batteries.

Now would be a good time to talk to your local loan officer if you're planning a CPU or GPU upgrade later this year.

At this rate, it won't be long until we see an SSD AIO cooler.

Bad actors are impersonating other people via deepfakes to weasel their way into remote work positions, according to the FBI.

The tongue, called Hypertaste, can detect and analyze a liquid's chemical composition.

A Meta executive posted an internal memo to employees this week warning of slimmer budgets, less engineers, higher goals, and stiff headwinds.

NEWBrew takes the concept of getting “piss drunk” to the next level.

Its new Gaming Hub interface is getting support for Stadia, GeForce Now, and Xbox Cloud Gaming. Not enough? Amazon Luna is coming, too.