Science & Technology

Scientists are increasingly using our solar system as a natural laboratory for studying extreme phenomena.

'The Batman' star says he was trying to 'sound cool' when he said he 'barely did anything' to get into shape as the Caped Crusader.

A solid shell and a low price can go a long way. A shady trackpad, not so much.

Jensen Huang thinks that humans just 'rent' PC cores and that agents deserve that processing more than you.

Emulation is emulation, but Nvidia shows us that we can have a very strong gaming PC without a shitty battery life.

After calling out suspicious data access by DOGE, one whistleblower suddenly found himself in the crosshairs of the world's wealthiest man and his fans.

New research provides a deep dive into the ancient and modern day microbes that call Ötzi home.

Trump's USDA says employees of the bed bug-infested Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service are expected to show up to their noxious, itchy office or spend vacation days to work from home.

Insomniac Games used the latest State of Play to show 'Marvel's Wolverine' in all its brutal, mutant glory.

The former presidential candidate’s Noble Mobile just acquired Helium Mobile.

MAI-Thinking-1 is one of seven new models the company announced today, less than one year after unveiling its first in-house models.

Tom Holland talked about the connections between his two big blockbusters releasing in July.

The third type of magnetism could prove the most useful of all—if researchers can identify the materials that exhibit it.

The project would have powered more than 1.3 million homes in New York and New Jersey, the lawsuit claims.

Directors Joe and Anthony Russo are now referring to the upcoming film as 'Phase Zero.'

As he would say, "Well, the industry is over."

A bulletin from a regional fusion center clocks increasing anti-AI sentiment on social media and warns offline destructive action is coming.

Move over, AI pendants; it's badge time.

Quantum computing remains in a superposition of "viable" and "not viable," but this game is intriguing either way.

It's dangerous, but not TOO dangerous to give to more organizations.