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Memo claims government-run network would keep US safe from foreign attacks.

Megastars from F1, IndyCar, and the world of racing gathered in Florida this weekend.

Registry keys can also be used to selectively enable or disable the microcode fix.

Confirmation of Jim Bridenstine as administrator remains bogged down.

States recognize charging facilities are an issue.

How much does Alexa elevate a dash cam’s usefulness?

Mice silence these genes during development; sea lampreys just delete them.

"As an industry, we don't really follow the law and we all do it."

“Major (positive) ramifications for US space industry if this goes according to plan.”

Data from 2000 to 2015 lets us reflect on what 2015 to 2030 will look like.

An optical device traces shapes with the particle, while lasers light it up.

Board gaming with a narrative story book.

Two studies examine melting glaciers behaving badly.

Bad mid-January news was followed by insider tips about Paragon's dire fate.

And the roadmap for the transition to 10nm remains as murky as ever.

We pick back up with a look at the people who made the journey possible.

Coincheck sincerely apologizes for the inconvenience.

Ad campaign lets attackers profit while unwitting users watch videos.

It appears that the upper stage of an Ariane 5 rocket fired the wrong way.

Montana governor is ready for lawsuits over attempt to protect net neutrality.

After 53 years in service, the main Russian launcher is running out of customers.

New players forced to pay extra for bundled, cosmetic loot boxes.

"DressCode" poses a major risk, because it opens a direct connection to infected phones.

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Evan Blass shows off a picture and some new spec information for Samsung's flagship.

AIVD shared data on "Cozy Bear" with US, helping thwart 2014 State Department hack.

NASA lost contact with its IMAGE satellite in 2005, but it may still be operating.

Sonos offers two of its smart speakers for price of one HomePod.

Elon Musk is notorious for blowing deadlines. But he eventually gets it right.

Kobo e-books, audiobooks, and e-readers are coming to Walmart stores.

BMW’s mid-size crossover gets a 2018 makeover with much to like.

Biomimicry looks to living organisms to create the future of sustainable engineering.

2,000 years ago, people domesticated these plants. Now they’re wild weeds. What happened?

Even some devices with patches available are connected to the naked Internet.

High Sierra will be the last version to support 32-bit “without compromises.”

It's a film that everyone should see—once.

Ajit Pai accused of tilting broadband committee toward industry representatives.

Simple search led investigators to sales of $766 million worth of fentanyl.

The discovery sheds new light on the timing of early human migration.

Finessing qubit control may be better than hammering the message home.

Plus deals on Bluetooth headphones, gaming laptops, SSDs, and more.

It's called Spark Controlled Compression Ignition, and Mazda made it work.

From the makers of Towerfall comes the first must-buy solo game of the year.

Miitomo will end after roughly two years, missed the mark in so many ways.

New bill would require the gambling commission to weigh in on randomized items.

Executive order prevents state from buying Internet service that isn't neutral.

A YouTube video shows the truck cruising down a suburban street.

iPhones and iPad may feel like new e-readers with this update.

"Kudos to the administration for beginning the debate."

Early prototype is being developed as a "Garage" project.