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Intel wants to be a foundry—again. Will this time be different?

Raspberry Pi 3B+ production is also being "deprioritized."

NASA negotiating with SpaceX for additional crew missions to space station.

Painting was likely altered to appease growing French anti-aristocratic sentiment.

120 Hz 4K monitors aren't the norm today, but they probably will be later.

Delays may drive people to buy inferior third-party polishing products.

Volvo hopes buyers will pay a little extra for this sleek electric crossover.

A large class of widely used chemicals is the target of a major EPA initiative.

But excessive short interest "likely contributed" to the initial price spike.

The Pixel 6 has a killer price, a new camera, and the Google Tensor SoC.

Learn more about the Google Tensor from the people that designed it.

States will have 3 preorder windows in anticipation of a rollout in early Nov.

Record fossil fuel prices are contributing to inflation across the economy.

Juno's priciest Linux laptop comes as 17-inch RTX 3080 options are limited.

"This is a project that is profoundly going to change our area."

Scientists extracted dragline silk from some spiders using a mechanical Lego apparatus.

Get a monitor with the resolution and ports you need.

"Verified" games need to work with Steam Deck controls, have legible text, and more.

Switching to Apple's own chips hasn't simplified the MacBook Pro's config options.

Rob Willis now says no to a "half-assed whistleblow."

Focus, Universal Control, and Shortcuts will define this low-key release.

M1 Pro and M1 Max include 10 CPU cores, 16 or 32 GPU cores, and up to 64 GB RAM.

New true wireless earbuds cost $179, take inspiration from the AirPods Pro.

Today's MacBook-y event gets started at 10:00 am Pacific / 1:00 pm Eastern.

The school, which also barred vaccinated teachers, pushes vaccine falsehoods.

The North American factory is part of a $13.5 billion electrification plan.

"The team is analyzing data to determine next steps."

The joint venture will help Stellantis electrify 40 percent of its US sales by 2030.

Executive concerns of “over-enforcement” let hate speech through, report says.

Dogs and cats and sheep, oh my!

The pursuit of greatness must embrace the ridiculous.

John Ridley based his film on 1966 short story by award-winning author Robert Silverberg.

Also: Is that Michael Keaton returning as Batman in sneak peek for The Flash film?

"What separates us from other killers is we only kill bad people. Usually."

Spaceship models, Kirk's captain's chair, plenty of props—and so many Tribbles.

Bestselling author talks latest "sequel," in which humanity cedes control to tech.

"There's no use being squeamish, we've got the future to save."

FDA advisors recommend a second J&J dose for everyone ages 18 and up.

The mobile site and app will soon let you scroll and scroll.

Update is reportedly being prepared for public release early next week.

Peters lied about "consultant" who copied data; deputy clerk had cameras disabled.

They also ate primarily cereal grains, supplemented with beans, fruits, nuts, or meat.

New Macs, an "M1X" chip, and even new AirPods could all be on offer.

Update would give Chrome OS a feature Windows and macOS already offer.

"Each one of these tells us a chapter of the story that we're all a part of."

COO Balwani hired his longtime dermatologist to run Theranos’ lab.

"Will I be able to break ground tomorrow? No. Do I want to break ground tomorrow? Yeah."

"Why do I not appear on the game's credits? Is it some kind of mistake?"

The dyes are cheap to make, but they can't be read without a special microscope.

Moderna boosters are recommended for the same groups eligible for a Pfizer booster.