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Five clusters of genes from different organisms put into a single bacterial strain.

Matter is taking care of a few common smart home headaches.

Wave of crypto kidnappings hits Europe.

Prior to AI, my feeling around this was none of the others were valid choices."

Accepting free dish blocks $90 monthly price available in excess-capacity areas.

Broadcom says it may audit VMware users.

Wondering what to get the mom who has everything? We've got some ideas!

With roots in early 20th-century trucks, 4WS is not widely understood.

"One way you can tell is it's always such a nice report," founder tells Ars.

Average US price of smartphones, game consoles, and laptops may soon exceed $1,000.

"If we fail, humanity will be lost forever. We act, or we lose."

Mach-Es, Bronco Sports, and Mavericks already in inventory won't see a price increase.

Climate change is making high-altitude winds much more volatile.

The verdict is a major victory for opponents of exploit sellers.

"Hypersonic systems are now pushing the envelope beyond what can be done by the human body."

Trump directs DOJ to help secure release of Peters from Colorado prison.

Vinay Prasad is known for Twitter fights, comparing COVID responses to rise of Nazis.

If SpaceX can clean up Starship's reliability issues, the company is free to fly.

Epic v. Apple litigation ushers in minor but user-friendly changes.

Lighter and cheaper than the PHEV, engaging to drive-some rough edges, though.

New mainstream card has hardware upgrades but is still stuck with 8GB of RAM.

Nintendo's history suggests we can look forward to decades of support.

Odd letter ostensibly about funding asks Harvard "why is there so much HATE?"

Knog's Scout gives bikes a motion-sensitive alarm and Bluetooth tracking.

Last month, Tesla sold just 512 cars in the UK and 885 cars in Germany.

Without renewables, it's nearly impossible to meet growing power demand from AI.

$899 laptop looks fine, but the cost savings might not be worth it.

New Surface Pro undoes a key improvement first used in 2014's Surface Pro 3.

"I am so amazed by the view we have up here of our Earth's weather systems."

Fake image-generating app allowed man to download 1.1TB of Disney-owned data.

SSPE is rare but tragic-more so because it's completely vaccine-preventable.

Mike Waltz needs to find a new app.

The nonprofit board will retain control, but now investor billions hang in the balance.

Google published and then deleted details of the new Material 3 Expressive theme.

Attack that started in April and remains ongoing runs malicious code on visitors' devices.

Snuff tubes and spoons unearthed at Chavin de Huantar in Peru had traces of vilca and nicotine.

Microsoft bought Skype for $8.5 billion in 2011, and now its journey is over.

Assistance from an external "agent harness" was key to the model's success.

Trump admin appeals to SCOTUS after two courts ruled DOGE can't access data.

Roku says it's investigating the problem.

Unknown hero pulls the plug on biggest AI porn platform.

The Miami event exemplifies the new breed of F1 venues, but it races well.

Tropical cyclone track forecasts are 75 percent more accurate than they were in 1990.

"It came out of nowhere, and it was really violent."

Plus: Kyle and Andrew discuss '80s pop covers and free jazz. No, seriously...

That weird asterisk in the title makes sense once the credits roll, but we're not gonna spoil it for you.

Op-ed: Slowed manufacturing advancements are upending the way tech progresses.

A startup founder said that AI agents could do the work of tens of thousands of government employees.

The threat posed by Trump's administration is on a new level," environmental groups and legal experts say.

Amazon's Kuiper satellites look nothing like SpaceX's Starlink.