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"At the moment, we are not concerned of a global pandemic."

Subscription software is continually updated—but also continually paid for.

Chrome is king, Safari is a minor power, and most others hardly register.

The writing was already on the wall: Samsung Display plans to focus on OLED.

With speed of 1.1 exaflop/s, DOE system at Oak Ridge lab leads Top 500 list.

Observations say that two main explanations for the star's fading are both right.

All supported versions of Windows affected.

At Ars Frontiers, Lesley Carhart spoke about the systems that make our world work.

Dan O'Dowd is unhappy that Tesla's beta software is being tested on public roads.

Dubious eBay seller posts the first in-person Pixel 7 photos.

Laptop's new CPU would be a good upgrade, though most of it stays the same.

"When you say asteroid mining, people laugh at you."

iRobot aims to differentiate its robots with software through OS rebrand.

Belgium, Netherlands ruled in-game random item boxes "illegal gambling" in 2018.

CEO wants UK chip designer to remain neutral no matter what happens.

It's easy to render a car, but it's a lot harder to get one into production.

Dealmaster includes MacBooks, iPads, the Xbox Series S, Roombas, and more.

Scientists are watching to see how bears will tweak their habits as the climate warms.

Both harvesters and dinosaurs may damage the zone where roots grow.

China has recently begun saber-rattling about American cyberespionage.

4chan's relationship with a Japanese toymaker has remained remarkably murky.

Picard's John de Lancie (aka Q) joined Ars for an informal Star Trek-themed wine tasting.

Wants to supply electric and autonomous vehicle sensors by 2025.

Museums hold billions of biological specimens, many of which still contain DNA.

ACs and refrigerators help keep people safe—but they also further warm the planet.

Social media users have adopted terms like "unalive" to avoid platform censorship.

Trafficked data could lead to subsequent attacks, agency warns.

Doctors and researchers say the science is clear, and it's long past time to act.

Overharvesting of eggs may have led to the extinction of these large flightless birds

The first third of Disney+'s latest limited series is a slow, family-friendly burn.

The study also sequenced the victim's entire genome.

AM5 socket's peak and sustained power limits have big performance implications.

Recapping our Ars Frontiers talk with a half-dozen information security experts.

Sen. Tom Cotton says China will use digital yuan to "spy on anyone who uses it."

Old and new come together to surpass expectations, take our breath away.

LG expands from expensive desktop OLED to expensive, massive gaming OLED.

It's a second-generation ethanol made from sugarcane waste in Brazil.

Both features are rolling out now.

Company is "pivot[ing] away from the current iteration" of its "Keystone" device.

Simon Pagenaud and Helio Castroneves have five Indy 500 wins between them.

Heights hinder hummingbird hovering—this could be bad news as the Earth warms.

"I probably can’t express in words what it meant for me."

Some US cases had recent international travel to areas with cases, others did not.

There are multiple routes to drop carbon emissions by 50% by 2030.

Investor alleges Musk posted false tweets in scheme to kill deal or renegotiate price.

Also: news on The Mandalorian S3, Ahsoka, and kid-centric series Star Wars: Skeleton Crew

Labor force and economic factors are driving the change.

Studies show extremely diminishing returns from pushing out even more pixels.

BMCs offer extraordinary control over cloud computers. So why hasn't Quanta patched?

Massive year-over-year growth will require more PC launches—so it's time to speculate.