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by Jessica Hall on (#69RK6)
Even in space, troubleshooting begins with the same question: Have you turned it off and back on again?The post This Week in Space: Scrubs, Sunbeams, and Starlink appeared first on ExtremeTech.
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by Ryan Whitwam on (#67T5P)
It's shaving up to 20% off the price of some vehicles, putting them in range of a new federal tax subsidy.The post Tesla Drops Prices as Much as 20% in Bid to Boost Sales appeared first on ExtremeTech.
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by Josh Norem on (#67T5Q)
The Robert Noyce Building in Santa Clara, California, is the world headquarters for Intel Corporation. This photo is from Jan. 23, 2019. (Credit: Walden Kirsch/Intel Corporation)We'll find out more about this low-power architecture on the 26th. The post Intel Confirms Entirely New Microarchitecture for Lunar Lake appeared first on ExtremeTech.
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by Ryan Whitwam on (#67T5R)
(Credit: Pavlo Gonchar/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images)They have different reasons for making this demand, but the end goal is the same: fewer Starlink satellites in orbit.The post Dish, Environmental Group File Lawsuits to Stop SpaceX Starlink Gen 2 appeared first on ExtremeTech.
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by Adrianna Nine on (#67T5S)
New research suggests that individuals’ daily habits should be included in discussions about climate change.The post Extreme Heat Is Changing People’s Daily Habits, Study Finds appeared first on ExtremeTech.
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by Adrianna Nine on (#67T5T)
Project DragonFly could help pilots “derisk” emergency operations using a slew of sensors, computer vision algorithms, and robust guidance calculations.The post Airbus Begins Testing Autonomous Emergency Flight Tech appeared first on ExtremeTech.
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by Josh Norem on (#67SPA)
(Credit: Molly Flores)Steve Jobs would be rolling in his grave on this one. The post Report: Apple Reverses Course on Touch Screens, Will Bring Them to the Mac appeared first on ExtremeTech.
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by Jessica Hall on (#67SM3)
Earth observation taken during a night pass by the Expedition 49 crew aboard the International Space Station (ISS). Docked Soyuz and Progress spacecraft visible.It's been a tough one for space agencies and private startups alike, with multiple launch failures, one of which wrecked its launchpad. China also lost its Zhurong rover to the bitter Martian winter. You'd think it was Friday the 13th or something...The post This Week in Space: Ancient Galaxies, Explosions, and Known Unknowns appeared first on ExtremeTech.
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by Ryan Whitwam on (#67SJE)
While it's priced a little higher than the $699 MSRP, this is the only way to hit 6GHz on a desktop CPU without overclocking -- at least for now.The post Intel’s 6GHz Core i9-13900KS Is Already Available at Newegg appeared first on ExtremeTech.
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by Ryan Whitwam on (#67SGW)
Cosmonaut Anna Kikina used the robotic Canadarm2 to capture this image of Soyuz after the leak. Image: NASARoscosmos will move the next Soyuz launch forward, ensuring the crew will have a way back to Earth, but this could mean a longer stay on the ISS for those assigned to Russia's spacecraft.The post Russia Will Launch New Soyuz To Replace Leaking Spacecraft at ISS appeared first on ExtremeTech.
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by Josh Norem on (#67RWX)
Off in the distance, you can hear the sound of an intern's desk being cleaned out. The post AMD Flip Flops on Ryzen 7000 X3D Launch Date appeared first on ExtremeTech.
by Ryan Whitwam on (#67RTQ)
Unlike many of the worlds outside our solar system, this one is about the same size as Earth.The post James Webb Space Telescope Confirms Its First Exoplanet appeared first on ExtremeTech.
by Josh Norem on (#67RK5)
Its new Shift power supplies feature a radical redesign that might not work in all ATX cases.The post Corsair Might Move the Connectors Around on an Upcoming PSU appeared first on ExtremeTech.
by Adrianna Nine on (#67RGB)
There’s quite a bit of progress to be made toward more sustainable cooling—and we might have just taken a significant step in the right direction.The post Scientists Develop New, More Sustainable Refrigeration Technique appeared first on ExtremeTech.
by Josh Norem on (#67RDT)
Nobody is buying new PCs anymore because they can't afford it, they already bought one, or they upgraded during the pandemic. The post Sluggish Holiday PC Sales Suggest Pandemic Boom Is Officially Over appeared first on ExtremeTech.
by Ryan Whitwam on (#67RDV)
Credit: Onleaks/SmartprixWe won't have details for a few more weeks, but that's not stopping Samsung from offering some early discounts.The post Here It Comes: Samsung Announces Galaxy S23 Unpacked Event appeared first on ExtremeTech.
by Ryan Whitwam on (#67R7S)
NASA just announced the latest round of NIAC awards, including, but not limited to, a seaplane for exploring a Saturnian moon and a giant space laser for faster interplanetary travel.The post NASA Funds 14 Futuristic Space Exploration Concepts, Including a Titan Seaplane appeared first on ExtremeTech.
by Adrianna Nine on (#67QMX)
Between Southwest’s holiday fumble and the FAA’s system downtime, air travelers have had a tough few weeks.The post Questions Linger After FAA Glitch Temporarily Grounds All US Flights appeared first on ExtremeTech.
by Ryan Whitwam on (#67QKA)
A new report claims that Microsoft has ditched its next dual-screen device and will instead produce a larger foldable OLED phone like the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold4.
by Josh Norem on (#67QKB)
The moves by Apple is bad news for its partners, as Apple makes spends billions of dollars a year on parts for its mobile products.
by Jessica Hall on (#67Q6X)
Perseverance landed in February of 2021 -- nearly two Earth years ago. But on Mars, the wheel of the year turns slowly. Happy first Mars birthday, little dude.
by Josh Norem on (#67Q4W)
How long it will stay at that frequency is another matter entirely.
by Adrianna Nine on (#67Q2W)
That’s 2,003,500 more level 2 chargers and 151,569 more level 3 fast chargers than we already have.
by Ryan Whitwam on (#67Q0V)
(Credit: Ramon Costa/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images)Neither company has yet to confirm the details, but if true, this investment would value OpenAI at an impressive $29 billion.
by Ryan Whitwam on (#67PZ0)
The 4th Gen Xeon Scalable CPUs support up to 60 cores per socket and accelerator engines for a plethora of high-performance computing applications.
by Josh Norem on (#67PDM)
Just when you thought Wi-Fi routers couldn't get any weirder.
by Adrianna Nine on (#67PB0)
Lime clasts, previously thought to be poorly-mixed material, gave ancient buildings the ability to "heal" their own fractures.
by Ryan Whitwam on (#67P3R)
Starships prepared for flight tests. (Photo: SpaceX)If successful, this test could pave the way for big things in commercial spaceflight.
by Ryan Whitwam on (#67P16)
A team of security researchers hacking around in the automotive industry was able to easily gain access to Reviver's system, revealing the real-time GPS location of all vehicles.
by Josh Norem on (#67NYK)
The war in Ukraine has inflicted collateral damage on everyone's favorite overclocking utility.
by Adrianna Nine on (#67NW3)
Microsoft's three-year grace period has ended, and it's time to pull the plug.
by Ryan Whitwam on (#67NSQ)
For the first time, it will provide the tools needed to service its sophisticated modern tractors to farmers and independent repair facilities.
by Ryan Whitwam on (#67NP6)
The robot has been in hibernation throughout the long Martian winter and was set to awaken late last month. However, that didn't happen, and the China National Space Administration (CNSA) is beginning to think it never will.
by Josh Norem on (#67N57)
One day we'll see an iPhone SE in a museum and marvel at its diminutive nature.
by Adrianna Nine on (#67N2Y)
This is the first time Steam has ever boasted so many in-game players at one time.
by Josh Norem on (#67N0S)
Given what transpired at CES, it seems like PCIe 5.0 SSDs are not quite ready for the masses just yet.
by Adrianna Nine on (#67MST)
At about the size of a pencil eraser, this implantable sponge boosts the body’s tumor-fighting response while keeping metastasis and new tumor growth in check.
by Josh Norem on (#67MQF)
This could be bad news for Mac professionals.
by Adrianna Nine on (#67MMS)
Android Auto is finally getting a well-deserved interface refresh, plus a handful of new features.
by Ryan Whitwam on (#67MMT)
This unusual form factor supports computing setups that other laptops could never dream of, but it won't come cheap.
by Ryan Whitwam on (#67MGD)
Webb's extraordinary clarity revealed these galaxies have structures known as bars, which astronomers didn't believe would have existed when the universe was a mere 25% of its current age.
by Jessica Hall on (#67JF4)
NASA is stripping Orion down for analysis, and longtime space policy architect and power broker Sen. Richard Shelby has stepped down from the Senate.
by Josh Norem on (#67JD8)
With 146 billion transistors and 13 chiplets, the MI300 is a beast of a chip.
by Ryan Whitwam on (#67JAX)
Like Apple's Emergency SOS, Snapdragon Satellite will require you to hold the phone skyward and wave it around to find a good connection.
by Josh Norem on (#67J8T)
Only Radeon RX 7900 XTX cards designed by AMD are affected, and the company is offering replacements.
by Ryan Whitwam on (#67J3Z)
According to Sony Interactive Entertainment CEO Jim Ryan, the PlayStation 5 shortage is over.
by Josh Norem on (#67J40)
HTC's newest mixed reality headset is a standalone experience meant to take on the Quest 2 and Pro.
by Adrianna Nine on (#67J1M)
The vehicle, made under a new brand called Afeela, will incorporate Sony's infotainment tech with Honda's automaking prowess.
by Adrianna Nine on (#67HZA)
You might spot a new type of electric vehicle charging station on your next road trip.
by Ryan Whitwam on (#67HZB)
The LG Signature OLED M3 is an enormous 97-inch screen with support for all the latest and greatest TV features. Something you won't find: HDMI ports.