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Bentley's Peter Bosch will move over to run Cariad, according to reports.

Now a roguelite, the game retains series' intoxicating combat and stylish flair.

One recycling facility emits as much as 3 million pounds of microplastics a year.

Next-gen gear on delayed Martian rover may help answer the question of life on Mars.

"A room full of the dudes who gave us the issues & fired us for talking about the risks."

The mobile gaming service seemed to lose momentum—Apple wants to regain it.

Lots went wrong at Brydge, but trying to work inside Apple's market was brutal.

Microsoft's Azure platform currently uses "tens of thousands" of Nvidia GPUs.

There's a lot to like about this new hybrid, which starts at $27,450.

Rochelle Walensky faced controversy while balancing pandemic management with reforms.

Z-Library avoids shutdown with personal URLs as Russians face criminal charges.

Moderna made about $680 million more than expected in the first quarter.

NASA probably is about to get serious about exploring the Uranian system.

WHO will not hesitate to reinstate the emergency declaration if needed, Tedros said.

A Financial Times journalist writes about discovering she’d been surveilled by TikTok.

"We all know that China and Russia and others have been doing lots of flights."

E-fuels sound like a panacea, but there's not enough spare electricity to make them.

It's an achievement decades in the making, and more vaccines are in the pipeline.

With voice assistants on the brink of death, Amazon targets Alexa large language model.

Game Boy Color pixel art mashes up Star Wars and Zelda into a faux game we wish was real.

Nothing compares to those sweet Apple Silicon-powered quarters of yore.

After years of delays, Google's foldable is finally confirmed.

Sundar Pichai compared to Lord Farquaad as employees share memes about CEO pay.

The music legend expressed his concerns during a Milken Institute panel with Larry Jackson.

Recall claims and RMA requests went unanswered, orders unfulfilled.

Microsoft also plans third-party plugins, more images, and other enhancements.

This sort of behavior has previously only been seen in primates and parrots.

Easy to learn, quick to play, and super fun—this one's a keeper.

Aging Takata airbags can have a 50% failure rate, so what are you waiting for?

Regulator will examine technology behind software such as ChatGPT.

Seagate still stands out.

Some top picks for your haul of era-spanning Star Wars stuff.

"In the shadows of Arrakis lie many secrets, but the darkest of them all may remain."

Save on fun accessories before you glide into Hyrule once more.

Khan: FTC is "well equipped" to handle AI collusion, fraud, and privacy concerns.

Home users won't have to pay extra for each gigabyte thanks to policy reversal.

Some attendees reportedly did not mask, distance, or take other precautions.

WGA writers don't want to train AI or clean up AI-generated "sloppy first drafts."

Google says only 11% of users understand "the precise meaning of the lock icon."

Meta has 30 days to respond to allegations about its Messenger Kids product.

The technique could allow us to link mammoth health and nutrition to mating.

Switching is probably a terrible idea right now, but you've got to start somewhere.

Twitter reversed what may have been its least popular change yet under Musk.

Musk threat to NPR contradicts Twitter's own inactive account policy.

The bid includes large players such as Airbus Defence and Space, Eutelsat, and SES.

A sneak peek at Earth's eventual fate.

Ryzen 7040 brings CPU and GPU upgrades, along with AI hardware acceleration.

The range now starts at $42,995, with price cuts of between $1,000-$4,000.

Around 90% of viruses found in Danish diapers were bacteria killers.

A comfy keyboard, weird trackpad, blah webcam, and notably mature Linux desktop.