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Rice University's MACH training system scales further than previous approaches.

AT&T convinced FCC not to publish slow results, then left program entirely.

The last of our holiday gift guides is all about high-end and enthusiast tech.

Mazda's insane attention to detail really shows here in this sub-$30,000 CUV.

Revealed at The Game Awards alongside new game series, slightly new controller.

"People around here, they forget. They forget the past. It's written in blood."

The judge ordered a temporary injunction and said Tofurky is likely to prevail.

VPN mesh networks allow nearby nodes to rapidly communicate peer-to-peer.

The bad actors harassing folks for fun got more attention than they meant to.

1-800-273-8255 is current suicide hotline; 988 would eventually redirect to it.

By default, Chrome will now let users know if their credentials are public.

Plus an Echo Dot for $11, Switch console bundles, and Anker accessory deals.

Rise of digital subscriptions, decline in physical releases poised to continue.

The court defeat is just the latest for anti-vaccine students.

A dozen injured, others reported missing in electrical fire aboard ship damaged by sinking dock.

Consoles, headsets, collectibles, and much more to be won in our annual sweepstakes.

"Just like real rabbits, our rabbit also carries its own blueprint."

Do you have VR "sea legs"? Then it's a must-play. Either way, engage with caution.

Sens. Graham and Feinstein show united front on blaming crypto for child porn.

And consumers in major cities are more likely to take the plunge than others.

Two studies examine weather patterns and agriculture around the world.

Settlement brings refunds to customers but applies only in Washington state.

Previous attempts to curb harassment haven't succeeded, casting doubt on new try.

After E3 woes mount, Game Awards' 48-hour event is primed to shake up the industry.

And a group of Splatoon 2 fans organize their own version of the defunct "Splatfest."

Same ransomware hit security firm; operators stole data for "leverage" on ransom.

150-person layoff despite Verizon touting gains in mobile advertising.

BMW's OS 7.0 will support wired and wireless casting.

On kicking cable broadband to the curb, experts say "The answer is absolutely! Depending.”

Our latest gift guide looks at useful keyboards, webcams, speakers, and more.

Qualcomm is so obsessed with 5G, it's hurting 4G performance to spur adoption.

Redbox's move away from games is a bittersweet moment that was a long time coming.

Gamma rays, an electromagnetic pulse, and a huge UV halo, all in less than a second.

Install fixes when they become available. Until then, don't sweat it.

Man planned armed home invasion instead of paying $20,000 for domain name.

As Louisiana recovers from Ryuk, another city gets knocked offline.

Neighbors data proves extra-revealing as Amazon police partnerships accelerate.

Today also brings new software for the Apple Watch, Apple TV, and HomePod.

Get your flu shot if you haven't yet.

Yet another price hike of up to $10 for AT&T's dwindling TV-subscriber base.

Plus Switch bundles from Walmart and Best Buy and more tech deals.

The Pixel 4 gets better memory management, automatic call screening, and more.

Video: In the "Mini Motors" series pilot, we dip into the lightning-fast world of RC racing.

"Completely reimagined" zombie title also hits Xbox One and PC on April 3.

How $130 of extra gear took me back to pre-teen days of BattleTech pods.

"As early as 2021"; first announced series for the change: MLB The Show.

Africa's current emissions are driven by transit, but coal could dominate.

The actor appeared in more than 200 roles in a career spanning half a century.

White Island erupts after weeks of unrest but no clear warning.

We don't know when they'll actually ship yet, though.