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PCIe 6.0 will provide up to 256GB/s of bandwidth for next-gen servers and PCs.

People say only enthusiasts care about steering feel, but that's not true.

Fraudulent QR codes on parking meters found in Houston, Austin, and San Antonio.

Apple is belatedly purging copies that were clogging up the iOS App Store.

Judge says the FTC has “cleared the bar” with its new filing.

Antarctica is more connected than we thought, and it needs better biosecurity.

David Colombo says it's the owners' faults, not an infrastructure vulnerability.

The town grew from an Iron Age village of about 30 roundhouses alongside a road.

Long-awaited PC port has us optimistic about Sony's Steam, EGS plans to come.

Dealmaster also has discounts on Switch games, external storage, and screen protectors.

Now that astronauts can fly around the space station again, we can appreciate it anew.

The Exynos 2200 was supposed to launch on January 11. It didn't.

Why fight the smartphone revolution? Volvo's next car goes with ARM and Android.

It's the second such event discovered in radio regime; the first was discovered in 2020.

Acting FDA commissioner offers sobering perspective of the next few weeks.

T-Mobile says block should only affect customers who enabled content filters.

Transplant is "compassionate use" rather than part of a clinical trial.

OpenCore project continues bridging the gaps between PCs and real Intel Macs.

NLRB judge orders Google to shed light on its secret anti-union project.

New model suggests a big impact roiled the Moon's interior, altered its volcanism.

Uber is still available on the smartwatch, but you can't do anything with it.

Toymaker is "reviewing" its wider partnership with the Overwatch publisher.

Jeremy Clarkson, James May, and Richard Hammond set DriveTribe up in 2016.

Group targets officials and politicians with advertising, emails, and social media posts.

Officers' 2017 hunt for Snorlax recorded by in-car system—court upholds firings.

Google failed to compete with iMessage for years. Now it wants Apple to play nice.

Many hospitals across the country are in crisis as cases surge and staffing is at critical lows.

Formula E really wants Ferrari, but this is the next-best thing.

Record acquisition price offers instant entry into the massive mobile game market.

FCC chair seeks stricter rules after ISPs used previous subsidy to upsell users.

Developer throws a wrench in thousands of apps after making malicious updates.

Shareholders have pressured Microsoft to ramp up its repairability efforts.

But victims would have died long before the torturous execution concluded.

Lack of chips produces "no negative effects on print quality," Canon says.

In 2019, the option cost $6,000; on January 17, it becomes $12,000.

Process used two types of printing to make 64-pixel panel.

Total charity haul since 2007 tops $435,000.

"It would have been criminal not to do it."

Locals say Big Tech data centers will syphon away all their green energy.

"This is an amazing milestone."

Dealmaster also has USB-C chargers, the Xbox Elite Series 2 controller, and Wacom tablets.

Helping you decipher all those green and yellow squares. Also: a nod to Babble Royale.

New observations suggest that dark matter isn't as ubiquitous as scientists thought.

Humanity is probably screwed.

Ongoing mining craze is actually affecting how some products are designed.

The wide-ranging briefing gave a better view of how the CDC sees omicron playing out.

Verizon will make 5G more useful with C-Band but remove unlimited hotspot data.

"If it is perceived as simple money-making," Sega would "like... not to proceed."

One of the highest-severity vulnerabilities in years, Log4Shell remains under attack.