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Samsung is not only the first foundry to reach 3nm production, it's also the first to leave FinFET behind, which is a major milestone.

TSMC says its 2nm process will arrive in 2025 alongside its 3nm FinFlex design, but it won't be adding backside power delivery until future versions of the node.

A novel artificial photosynthesis system is capable of producing yields up to 18 times quicker than nature.

A rooted Android device is more powerful, but it's also more risky. That's nothing to worry about if you can't even root your phone, an increasingly common occurrence.

NASA has a new tool where anyone can help advance its research by hunting for signs of Martian clouds in a massive data set. Trust us, it's more fun than it sounds.

TSMC is cracking the silicon whip and attempting to move customers away from 40nm and 65nm nodes.

In April, the company’s stab at “the silver bullet to the electric road trip” completed a 626-mile trip on a single charge. Its latest trip tacked on another 100+ miles.

Most health apps can’t entirely be trusted to keep user data private, and the stakes of a slip-up have never been higher.

Digitimes reports that Intel will be taking drastic action to move some CPUs before the economy slows even further.

In an open letter to Apple and Google, Carr calls TikTok a "serious national security threat" and asks that the companies remove it from their app stores.

While NASA is still fiddling with the Space Launch System (SLS) rocket at the heart of the new Artemis program, it's already making plans for the Lunar Gateway station.

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