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The company might skip N2 on its way to absolute bleeding-edge efficiency in 2028.

The claim was quietly retracted from the job posting, but still rings likely true.

A newly discovered ransomware dubbed HybridPetya somehow found a way to circumvent UEFI secure boot on PCs.

It's fair to say that Intel's Arc Pro B50 has lived up to the hype Intel drummed up for its May announcement at Computex.

The memory bus is probably mislabeled, but it does appear to be a real 16GB sample of the Arc A750.

Apple has delivered on its promise to release iOS 26 today, and as expected, it boasts a host of new functionality.

China's market regulators announced today a preliminary finding that U.S.-based chip giant NVIDIA has violated the country's anti-monopoly law.

A team of Pennsylvania State University researchers has a unique take on mysterious red dots first observed by the James Webb Space Telescope.

With Borderlands 4 out in the wild, we're already seeing some complaints about its performance.

Qualcomm revealed the name of its next flagship chip for Android devices and explained why it appears as though it skipped a few generations.