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Europe has officially entered the elite global supercomputing race with the inauguration of JUPITER, its first exascale supercomputer.

To wit, the Stuttgart-based automaker's new 922.2-baed 2026 911 Turbo S, unveiled at the IAA Mobility trade show, has just become the most powerful 911 ever made.

MIG Switch flash cart creator defended himself in court against Nintendo and it didn't go so well.

Woot is hosting a September sales event with bargains that exclusive to Amazon Prime members, and we're seeing some big discounts on a handful of PC products.

Apple is preparing to unveil its next generation of mobile and wearable products at the 'Awe Dropping' (groan) event, set to take place tomorrow.

AMD is now official with its Ryzen 5 9500F, a budget processor that is releasing first to China and could make its way to other territories.

Raspberry Pi Foundation figured it was high time it offered its own-brand solid state drive (SSD) in a 1TB capacity, and so that's exactly what it has done.

Borderless Gaming v10, or '1.0.0', overhauls the free legacy application to include vendor-neutral Frame Generation and a myriad of modern features.

The EU antitrust Commission fined Google $3.45B over claims of anticompetitive practices, a move that drew public criticism from President Trump.

There's a big sale on slightly older Galaxy devices, including regular smartphones, flip phones, and foldables, with huge discounts approaching and exceeding half off the original MSRP.