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"OpenFPGA" initiative pays immediate dividends, though it's not perfect yet.

Visa claims the court's decision could affect the entire financial industry.

Improper coding of Chinese characters let players weaponize copy-pasted text strings.

Pichai changes Google's promotion incentives, wants "more customer focus."

More people using Arm hardware will (eventually) lead to better Arm software.

After loss of 42,000 customers, Charter pins growth hopes on new federal funding.

Package to reverse decline of nation’s semiconductor industry will only go so far.

Dell considers a wireless charging clip that attaches to a laptop's surface.

The $51,400 i4 eDrive35 will have 260 miles of range from a 66 kWh battery pack.

"To steal from the Empire, you just walk in like you belong."

About 90 percent of the Atlantic's tropical activity comes after August 1.

In part one of three, we give the cloud a new problem to (heart) attack.

"Hers was a life well lived and as such a model for us all."

The president finished one course of Paxlovid. Now doc is watching rebound closely.

Dealmaster also has discounts on the Google Pixel 6a, Switch Lite, and Apple TV 4K.

Scientists are closer than ever to understanding the phenomenon.

NuScale will get the final approval nearly six years after starting the process.

Officials are focusing on bivalent fall boosters, which may be ready in September.

Surprising estimate comes as response to questions about Japanese shipping origins.

But running Arm versions of Windows on Apple Silicon still has shortcomings.

Welcome to the exciting, rather macabre new field of "necrobotics."

The change coupled enhanced photosynthesis with improved nitrogen use.

Mailing in your phone for repair? Samsung has just the feature for that.

Plus, using historical price data to guess at the PSVR2's price.

A mechanical keyboard with less bulk.

Breakthrough by AI company will reduce time required to make biological discoveries.

Former acting DHS officials Chad Wolf and Ken Cuccinelli responded in tweets.

Rapid analysis of the role of climate change finds clear relationship.

Russia has been trying to block the anonymous browser since December—with mixed results.

Both NASA and Roscosmos are now saying Russia's departure won't be soon.

The experience with the Ingenuity helicopter has changed the equation.

The bacterium causes melioidosis, which is hard to diagnose and resistant to some drugs.

Services and iPhone grew a bit, but the Mac and others lost ground.

Typically $449, phone releases today; gift card deal available at multiple retailers.

Tax credits, grants, and more to boost renewable and clean technology.

Octopus combines "tunability, sensing, and control" for efficient underwater adhesion.

Comcast started and ended Q2 with 32.2 million broadband subscribers.

The update is in beta now, but its features will go wide later this year.

Next year, TikTok-like content will dominate about a third of Meta user feeds.

Older Core and current Celeron and Pentium iGPUs move to "legacy" support model.

World's largest advertising company seems oddly reluctant to quit tracking cookies.

Noise canceling is a welcome upgrade, but everything else, especially audio, is flat.

Charter was ruled negligent, but "breathtaking" punitive damages may be reduced.

Hungry for data, soccer club pilots The Connected Scarf.

Some Destiny 2 and Minecraft players seem to be taking their fandom too far.

Charging an EV is not nearly as complicated as people think.

Exhaust contains a host of polluting particles, from soot to nitrogen oxides.

This is Philip Morris' second FDA hire recently.

Dogs construct "multisensory mental representations" by encoding different features.

Zuckerberg positioned Meta's XR platform as the successor to Windows, Android.