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Schreier: Kotick will depart after 33 years, employees are "very excited."

Climate change is robbing some hydro dams of water while oversupplying others.

The people sickened range in age from 2 to 73.

Packed with sensors, it's a 4K VA panel that can make 2D look like 3D.

Highlights from Caroline Ellison testimony in Sam Bankman-Fried's criminal trial.

New policy covers training data and AI output-but no mention of Bard.

"NASA's aspirational goal to achieve a cost savings of 50 percent is highly unrealistic."

Report: US weighing new export controls to block China's access to AI chips.

A nice VR upgrade also offers a glimpse of a mixed-reality future.

Psyche is going to a metal world with plasma engines and lasers. It's not sci-fi.

The mobile app has a "Google Discover" newsfeed, so the homepage should, too?

The misdiagnosis is a global problem that could worsen as malaria territory expands.

In a changed environment, jellyfish change their response to potential collisions.

These leftovers are still worth checking out.

Activision CEO Bobby Kotick can now look forward to his next $375M chapter.

"Netflix and chill" may take on new meaning.

Mike Flanagan knocks it out of the park with his last limited series for Netflix.

More than 8 years after the adoption of HTTP/2, DDoSers devise rapid reset attack.

This week, Intelsat signaled confidence in Relativity Space's Terran R rocket.

Interim release points the way toward minimal installers and better security.

Dozens join lawsuit alleging Apple AirTags are stalkers' weapon of choice."

IRS ends epic 16-year tax probe and sends Microsoft the bill, but Redmond disagrees.

Cell phone towers in space could soon be connecting to your normal smartphone.

T-Mobile: "We are not raising the price... we are moving you to a newer plan."

The James Webb Space Telescope may help us find the answer.

Europe is subsidizing the launch of Internet satellites for Jeff Bezos.

The new compact electric SUV will go on sale in China and South Korea first.

This small SUV and sedan-hatch-thing will be crucial to Kia's future global EV sales.

The risk of red dye No. 3 is considered low, but its regulation is a head-scratcher.

This is your last chance to shop Prime Day this year. We'll update this post with new deals throughout the day.

AirPods, docking stations, Switch games, and more.

Emissions in infrared shot up, then visible light dropped two years later.

"Boy, did we really nail it."

New icon, metadata seek to illuminate origins of content-AI-generated or otherwise.

Sony's still playing catchup with Microsoft when it comes to streaming.

Yet another tiny, crucial piece of volunteer software begets a big problem.

Make that upgrade (or fresh build) a little less painful with some discounts.

Google to "modify or cease" ads after industry review board rejects appeal.

Astronomers have puzzled over possible sources since the first FRB was spotted in 2007.

Experience Google v. Sonos patent battles in real time, via software updates.

TV compensation cycles can auto-fix the problem in minutes-assuming they run.

7 years of updates, a flat screen, and better face unlock highlight Google's latest.

Toyota has helpfully increased the size of the battery pack.

We should learn more about Qualcomm's high-end Arm chip later this month.

"Your platform is being used to disseminate illegal content and disinformation."

"With every video taken down, ten more are uploaded each day," developer complains.

Researchers hope to transform treatment of auditory neuropathy.

YouTube removed one video calling for Black abortions but left others.

From Bose to Beats to Buds, there are a bunch of options.

The future of NASA's planetary science division is clouded by a budget crunch.