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For quantum chips, the problems they cause are too big for error correction.

We get our first drive in the latest electric Porsche, and it's a station wagon.

Bonus: Shedd Aquarium vets spill the beans on how to perform knee surgery on a bullfrog.

Dr. Tedros: "Omicron is spreading at a rate we have not seen with any previous variant."

FAA fights use of spectrum that's already deployed safely in dozens of countries.

"What will life on Elon's Mars be like? Probably much like life at SpaceX."

Job listings expose plans for a mobile AR platform intended to reach "billions."

HDMI 2.1 is an upgrade to HDMI 2.0, except when it isn't.

There are some intriguing ideas, but big questions remain about all of them.

Workers reportedly told to shelter after second tornado warning was issued.

WebKit bug allows kernel-level code execution through PS4 firmware 9.00.

YouTube TV will temporarily lower price by $15 if it loses Disney-owned channels.

Concept Luna's parts are easily accessible for repair or reuse in another laptop.

Researchers claim Chinese government groups are among the perpetrators.

It includes everything from a small crossover to an electric supercar.

"Ongoing investigation efforts continue to validate the most probable cause."

TV dock, Game Gear adapter, clear case, cables, and more.

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"How can we as a society stand by and watch people die?"

SharePlay comes to macOS, and the new Apple Music plan comes to everything.

New G303 wireless gaming mouse improves on original, but its shape isn't a universal fit.

It starts at $39,700 for 220 miles of range or $43,650 for the 303-mile version.

It's so great that we can laugh about this now.

Nearly decade-old account was blocked for "pretending to be someone else.”

New colors for now-patented design come alongside matching DualSense controllers.

Kronos outage will last several weeks. Firm advises customers to use other services.

Feature requires subscription even though it doesn’t use connected services.

Researchers say tracking feral pig movement can help save crops, slow disease.

After testing hundreds of games over three weeks, the results are (mostly) fantastic.

Tarmac replaced gravel and grass runoff for safety, but it has a drawback.

"These are really big, heavy, complicated pieces of machinery."

Ars chats with Amy Mainzer about why we don't need comet and asteroid insurance just yet.

If max-severity 0-day hasn't already dampened your Xmas spirit, it likely soon will.

Google Toolbar is dead, but we took it out for one last spin before it died.

Researchers can finally see how protein structures contort in response to light.

AWS' Aleksander Kubica defeated Seneca Meeks from Google Quantum AI in the final match

Dealmaster also has discounts on 4K TVs, Apple gift cards, and tons of video games.

The latest version greatly improves surfing on larger mobile screens.

Unleash elbow drops and dropkicks as you leap across streets and scale rooftops.

Catherine de' Medici and Elizabeth I also secured some letters with spiral locks.

The update also enables Firefox 94's Site Isolation by default.

“We just can’t have a reasonable conversation anymore," Illinois Rep. Carroll said.

Health officials struggle to understand a court ruling the state AG refuses to appeal.

Seeing is believing. Critical Log4j vulnerability is an Internet-wide threat.

Xbox maker dangled possibility of "exclusive AAA titles" streaming on iOS.

Priciest tier supports MacBook Air's and 13-inch MacBook Pro's native resolution.

UK court accepts US assurances about how Assange will be treated in prison.

Drivers will be able to take their eyes off the road at speeds of up to 37 mph.

"We hope to have it in place at the museum in April."