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The Mac Studio, M1 iMac, M1 Mac mini, and Studio Display join the program.

Workstation-level power delivery makes Mini LED more attractive to power users.

MSG Entertainment began using facial recognition at venues in 2018.

Fan brackets, laptop modules, miniatures, and other files, all in one place.

Louisiana and West Virginia join 17 states restricting access on state devices.

The UN biodiversity conference reminds us how little we know of the deep ocean.

Opinion: Making the case against Apple's most expensive—and most ignored—Mac.

Lenovo's premium laptops see a mild refresh this time around.

The fleet will include 45,000 electric NGDVs and 21,000 other battery EVs.

Ukraine has assurance from Musk and funding deals with EU allies, official says.

InSight landed on Mars in 2018 with the aim of studying seismic activity.

Chipmakers are adding more capacity but are effectively sold out until 2024.

There's still time to contribute to this year's charity haul of nearly $12K so far.

The Haru Oni plant will scale up from 34,000 gallons to 14.5 million gallons by 2024.

Deal serves as a blueprint for the EU's new Digital Markets Act.

Whether you're streaming games or joining Zoom meetings, you've got options.

More than a dozen attacks allegedly logged in a single week.

"Enhance Speech" uses AI to make poor-quality voice recordings sound professional.

Past maps of "high-risk" neighborhoods shape present power plant emissions.

$349 peripheral uses its own CPU and GPU to power the show.

Microsoft elevates security rating for vulnerability resembling EternalBlue.

Dubious listing gives us the first real-life pictures of Google's upcoming tablet.

Passed with bipartisan support, the bill could die on Gov. Hochul's desk.

The alleged stalking incident occurred at a gas station near Grimes' house.

Now in its fifth generation, the Lexus RX arguably invented the crossover.

Massive fines highlight stricter enforcement standards for children in online games.

In reality, the Soyuz is a hardy spacecraft.

"Should I step down as head of Twitter? I will abide by the results of this poll."

Cyberwarfare is getting real.

The performance Kia EV has playful handling and easy sub-12-second quarter-miles.

Improvements include new motors, more battery capacity, and some drag reduction.

After delays, company is set for a 6 pm US Eastern launch of a small satellite.

Hitting the trails with Trek's top-of-the-line mountain e-bike.

Departing CTO rails against "inefficiency" and "self-sabotage" in the Meta ranks.

An error with the macro recording feature may be to blame.

Stable Diffusion-powered music generator processes sound in the visual space.

Lawsuit: Twitter has refused to make required payments since Musk took over.

Amazon acquired the rights to potentially create its own cinematic universe.

Positioning profusely powerful portable processors not a priority for Valve.

Overture Maps Foundation wants to end the oppressive rule of the Google Maps API.

10-inch tablet with detachable keyboard case should be available in early 2023.

NYT and Washington Post say Twitter provided no explanation for suspensions.

Letters to gaming companies could be first step toward hearings or gov't action.

The biggest concern is the flight computers on board the Soyuz spacecraft.

Three Cruise AVs have been rear-ended after braking too hard while being followed.

Interference patterns in a cloud of atoms made in a portable device.

Growing crops to make plastic could cut fossil fuel use, pull carbon out of the atmosphere.

High-fashion 2-in-1's inflated price is more for its design than its performance.

No one has yet stepped forth to win the great methane rocket race.

Artists must register and manually flag matched images in the LAION database.