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Up to 256 chips can be joined together for 11.5 petaflops of machine-learning power.

The effect is small, but it points to older doctors losing their edge.

New standalone Google Assistant app has voice command interface.

What flower are you snapping a photo of? Google can tell you that.

See the next version of Android O, and a ton of other new stuff!

Pai praises Clinton, whose FCC enforced open networks and boosted competition.

Mojang accepts concerns that children might imitate the game's dangerous avian diet.

At the next Ars Live, Tested.com’s Norman Chan talks about crazy tech experiments.

Live-action drama is a new direction for video game adaptations.

Experts still debating best way to keep superbugs from spreading among patients.

Quantum computing benchmark looks at fundamental limit of computer, not speed.

"Whatever is ahead of me is far more important than the past."

13 teraflops FP32 performance and 16GB of HBM2 for compute markets with money to burn.

Plus, Ryzen APUs, Ryzen Pro, and 32C/64T Epyc data centre processor teased.

Linux, Android, and Blackberry's QNX race for control of the dashboard display.

Google doesn’t lose trademark even if it is a generic term for searching the Web.

Algorithms will detect content-free titles that use bots to resell cards.

On our TV podcast, guest Amal El-Mohtar discusses fantasy tropes, bad Arabic dialogue.

MacBook, MacBook Pro, and MacBook Air could all be on the docket. Desktops MIA.

Three wallets linked to the code take in over 250 payments so far.

ISPs continue to invest and tell investors that net neutrality hasn't hurt them.

Chemicals that leave sperm dead in the water may offer effective, safer contraceptive.

Suit says Oculus' Mobile SDK used stolen trade secrets, copyrighted code.

National Security Advisor: Trump didn't expose sources or methods.

“There is a realization that the time to action is shrinking. Now it’s microseconds.”

UploadVR says the allegations are "entirely without merit."

The handbuilt Nio EP9—only six of which will be built—lapped in under 7 minutes.

More than a visual update, The Zodiac Age makes meaningful changes to a classic RPG.

"We haven't shared patient data with other Google products, services," says DeepMind boss.

Two papers analyze new precision data from the AMS-02 instrument on the ISS.

We get behind the wheel (or handlebars) of some unusual vehicles in Nashville.

Want Google? Say "Ok Google." Want Alexa? Say "Alexa." This $650 phone has both.

Campaign that flew under the radar used hacked computers to mine Monero currency.

No nausea! Some great action and plot! But beware serious issues, unnecessary add-on.

Windows could for the first time ever have a bunch of apps that actually look good.

Real-world testing and more stringent regulations would turn those numbers around.

The rocket launched on time, but no return was possible due to a heavy payload.

Identical code ties Friday’s attacks to hacks on Sony Pictures and $1bn bank heist.

Facing extensive net neutrality support, FCC is ready to gut open Internet rules.

As searches come up empty, some are thinking of new ways to look for dark matter.

Old drugs don’t make money, but are better for patients and fight drug resistance.

"The safety of our customers and crew is our top priority," United says.

Also makes Mac App Store tweaks to support "future software updates."

Update has been in beta testing since late March, when iOS 10.3 was released.

About $500 buys you a 12-inch MacBook-like laptop—with full-size USB and HDMI ports.

This appears unlikely to be a major stumbling block for Blue Origin.

"Misuse of that treasure trove remains an ever-present danger wholly at his whim."

Move over Android Auto: vehicles can now run Android directly as an OS.

Carriers and OEMs should be cut out of this part of the process.

Sam Altman, 32, founded Loopt, sold it for $43M. He's been head of YC since 2014.