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AMD's upgraded RDNA2 GPUs are reportedly about to launch, and we're expecting a fiery showdown with Nvidia's upgraded GPUs.

AMD will be pulling no punches with its next generation of Zen 4-based mobile gaming CPUs.

Female bodies appear more susceptible to radiation-related health risks from spaceflight, and NASA aims to send at least one woman to the Moon with Artemis II.

After last year's canceled test flight, NASA and Boeing now report Starliner is ready to take another swing at the validation mission it failed way back in 2019.

The settlement also requires Intuit to stop obsessively using the word "free" in its advertising.

For May the 4th, Backblaze has published its quarterly survey of hard drive reliability with some Jedi lingo sprinkled throughout just for fun. The company does not definitively say, however, which drive died first.

While the operation was aborted before the booster could be landed safely, this is a big step toward a reusable launch system for Rocket Lab launches.

The system may help bring vital resources to remote communities without the need for existing infrastructure.

GPUs from both AMD and Nvidia are finally in-stock, and at MSRP. Despite this situation, not every GPU is available.

The chip shortage is now expected to drag on longer than expected.

The leafy greens in your next salad may have been grown by AI and a little robot on wheels.

The main driver, as you can imagine, is there's just nothing to watch in 8K. You can only watch the Olympics opening ceremony so many times.