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80 PLUS Ruby has been around since last year, but nobody managed to pass the requirements until now.

The Raspberry Pi Compute Module 5 Programming Jig is designed to accelerate time to market for smaller hardware companies.

Google's Advanced Flow, a new filtering process for sideloading non-Play Store apps on Android, is rolling out to certified Android devices.

Assuming this leak is legitimate, it's potentially very exciting for Intel's next-generation Nova Lake CPUs.

Newly released NASA orbital photos has revealed the final impact zone of the derelict SpaceX rocket stage on the Moon, offering scientists a better look at how artificial collisions can shape the lunar surface.

Protect your expensive PC and gaming gear with massive discounts on CyberPower UPS battery backups and surge protectors during Woot's latest sale.

Researchers from the University of Massachusetts Amherst have uncovered a critical security flaw in contactless payment processing that allows expired credit cards to be reanimated and used for fraudulent purchases.

LG Display has unveiled a breakthrough manufacturing process dubbed FLiPP (FMM-Less innovative Pixel Patterning) that eliminates fine metal masks that have constrained OLED display production for over a decade.

Framework updates its 12.2-inch modular laptop with Intel Core Series 3 'Wildcat Lake' chips, offering up to 70% better battery life and Thunderbolt 4.

Sony's Pulse Elevate wireless desktop speakers launch November 12 for $219.99 with planar magnetic drivers, PlayStation Link, and 12-hour battery.