Juniper is being sued by shareholders worried about the fairness of HPE acquisition
Juniper executives are just trying to become rich, a new lawsuit states
Another extremely rare copy of Zelda is heading to auction, and it could break records
Time to check the closet for old video games
Intel details iGPU specs and process nodes for Arrow Lake and Lunar Lake CPUs
Both are slated to debut later this year
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The Windows Photos app gets new AI object removal feature
Android had it and now Windows has it, too
Mark Zuckerberg seeks to avoid personal liability in social media addiction lawsuits
Zuck: Just because I'm boss doesn't make me liable
Nokia's Virtual Power Plant aims to turn cell tower battery packs into a monetization opportunity
Using energy stored in batteries to make money with a new software platform
US spacecraft successfully lands on the moon for the first time in over 50 years
Apollo 17 was the last US mission to touch down on the lunar surface in 1972
Google confirms it is definitely not killing off Gmail after hoax goes viral
But Google Pay is shutting down
Anti-piracy warnings have the opposite effect on men, new study says
Meanwhile, educational warnings had no effect on either genders
Nvidia faces potential shortage of next-gen Blackwell GPUs amid high demand
As it is, the company has to take pains to make sure it is allocating its current lineup of AI chips fairly
Smart gloves could use haptic feedback to teach physical skills
Personalized feedback could record and transfer sensations for piano playing, controller robots, and more
Nvidia's stellar performance propels CEO Jensen Huang to 21st spot on global rich list
As Nvidia's market cap closes in on $2 trillion
Avast fined $16.5 million by FTC for selling user browsing data to advertisers
Avast harvested customers' data while promising them privacy
PlayStation VR 2 will start supporting PCs later this year
For playing high-end games, the PS VR2 might be the best-value VR headset
US government seeking a CHIPS Act 2.0 to properly fund domestic semiconductor industry
Earmarked funds from the CHIPS Act aren't even fully expended, but the Secretary of Commerce calls for CHIPS Act 2?
Google Pixel Fold 2 foldable phone leaked in high-res renders
Google could introduce the Pixel Fold 2 in June
Xiaomi takes potshots at Apple iPad Pro with its new flagship tablet
The tablet wars are heating up
AT&T wireless service outage is impacting many US customers
Emergency service connectivity seems to be down or disrupted as well
Stable Diffusion 3.0 update (almost) perfects typography in generated images
Stability AI is diffusing the line between real and rendered text with this one
Here's how you can get hired at your dream tech company
You might need to go the extra mile, but companies are still hiring
Nvidia reports massive revenue spike amid global AI boom
Graphics cards prices will likely remain sky-high in the near term
Nvidia app launches in beta: Nvidia's new GPU control panel is much faster, no log in required
One unified app, goodbye GeForce Experience
Something to look forward to: Nvidia is finally making long awaited, much needed changes to their graphics card software. Available now is a new beta application simply called the Nvidia App, which greatly improves the software experience for Nvidia GPU owners. While it doesn't contain all of its features just yet, the eventual goal is for the Nvidia App to replace the outdated Nvidia Control Panel and annoying GeForce Experience into a single unified application.
Wisk's autonomous flying taxi service set to take off in Texas by 2030
An UberX for the skies?
Apple secures iMessage against threats from quantum computers
Signal was the first mainstream messaging app to offer post-quantum security
Asus expands single-board computer line with new Tinker Board 3N models
NUC-sized Arm computing technology for versatile embedded applications
Google accused of being "woke" after Gemini creates inaccurate, racially diverse historical images
It has now suspended the feature
Facepalm: Generative AIs are often accused of being biased, but it appears that Google went a bit too far in trying to address this problem with Gemini. The company has apologized after the tool produced images showing people of color and women in historically inaccurate contexts, such as Nazi-era German soldiers and the Founding Fathers. It's led to complaints about Gemini being "woke," and Google has now paused the feature while it makes changes.
Intel unveils 14A process node and custom chip-deal with Microsoft worth $15 billion
It also confirmed that its five-nodes-in-four-years process roadmap remains on track
Framework launches its most affordable barebones laptop yet at $499
Featuring an Intel 11th-gen CPU and not much else
Asus ROG Swift PG32UCDM Review: 32-inch 240Hz 4K QD-OLED is Here!
The Asus ROG Swift PG32UCDM is one of the highly anticipated gaming displays to launch in 2024, sporting a larger 32-inch 4K panel at 240Hz, plus the per-pixel local dimming functionality of OLED.
Recent high-end Intel CPUs are crashing Unreal Engine games
When CPUs get too hot and power-hungry
Reddit signs lucrative AI content licensing deal with Google in anticipation of IPO
Valued at around $60 million per year
DVD-like optical disc could store 1.6 petabits (or 200 terabytes) on 100 layers
Researchers showcase 1-petabit optical disc for more efficient mass storage