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It's the first car to use the new Premium Platform Electric architecture.

Chamise is kind of a crystal ball for understanding how badly California might burn.

Italian chemists successfully tested their hydrogels on actual street art in Florence.

Some worry the country can't keep up the current pace of vaccination.

During COVID-19, Rorschach has been something to look forward to each month.

"We looked at what’s the best value to the government."

A new iMac landing next week is a real possibility.

AWS credentials and private repository tokens could allow self-perpetuating attacks.

Despite unanimous Democratic opposition, the bill moves on to the Senate.

Dogecoin rallied after Elon Musk tweeted a photo of "Doge Barking at the Moon."

Dealmaster also has deals on LG monitors, Amazon devices, and PC games.

Bans older than five years no longer apply to Valve's CS:GO esports events.

Google's confusing privacy settings will earn it some kind of punishment in Australia.

And no fab should use American tools to sell advanced chips to China, they add.

Last month, PS5 throne was solely on "dollars" basis. Current Switch sales still lead.

The S-Class is regularly ranked world's best luxury car. Can the EQS match that?

Some hints of greater lethality and lowered immunity, but a lot of uncertainty.

Aurora more than doubled in size when it acquired Uber's self-driving project.

This year's ROG Zephyrus is a surprisingly well-behaved beast—but it is a beast.

"For us, it’s super important to have a launchpad in mainland Europe."

More information to come in next week's "Oculus Gaming Showcase."

No vaccine is 100% effective. But the COVID vaccines seem pretty darn good.

Another one of the most popular development tools now supports the M1.

We may one day be able to communicate with spiders in "language" of web vibrations.

Treasury Department says it's sanctioning 6 Russian firms for supporting the hacks.

They built the Spectrum cable network—now they're building a wireless ISP in NYC.

Cruise says it's about two years from commercial launch. We've heard that before.

Farewell letter also reveals his concerns about the company’s carbon footprint.

Google puts 20 petabytes of historical satellite data into the Google Earth globe.

Companies reeling from natural disasters and massive demand from OEMs, consumers.

Experts brace for more clotting cases, as 52% of doses were given in the last 2 weeks.

Dying internal batteries and online timer checks make a disaster waiting to happen.

This event is mysterious, but we're confident iPads will figure prominently.

Demand and carbon emissions are way down, renewables far more common than expected.

"Three decades of of industry-driven deregulation have failed us," union says.

Adenoviruses are an obvious link, but a puzzling suspect in the dangerous cases.

The Q4 e-tron and Q4 Sportback e-tron share a platform with VW's ID.4 crossover.

First flying cars. Then an endless runway. Then a submarine. Now magnets.

Carriers reveal they've wasted the last 18 months pretending to do an RCS rollout.

Vague dates, stern warnings, and Facebook's aspiration to VR-ize your home office.

Name:Wreck flaws in TCP/IP have global implications.

The battery EV MX-30 will be joined in time by a range-extended rotary hybrid.

F-150s and Mustang Mach-Es will receive an OTA update later this year.

"Size itself is not a sign of anticompetitiveness.”

New Inspiron lineup includes a 14 2-in-1, and 13-, 14-, 15-, and 16-inch laptops.

Zack Snyder returns to his Dawn of the Dead directorial roots.

The first hurdle for Starliner: Finding an open port on the space station

One customer under contract told Ars his price rose from $66,000 to $87,000.

App Store rules seemingly lead to tighter restrictions for Apple users.

Proposed law allowing public broadband networks awaits governor's signature.