Dolby Vision 2 launches with improved HDR, a new engine, and AI picture optimizations

Discovery of new mineral reshapes understanding of Mars' history

YouTube cracks down on Family Plan members outside the same household

Google says Gmail breach reports are false, stresses protections remain strong

TSMC to raise prices by up to 10% in 2026, citing US tariffs as a factor

Study shows chatbots fall for persuasion tactics just like humans do

August Steam survey: AMD loses CPU ground to Intel, top GPU changes again

Next-generation space living moves past the tin can

Modder dunks GeForce GPUs in transmission fluid to see how performance would improve

Intel files for patent on "software defined super cores" to maximize single-core performance

MIT scientists find X-ray technique that could enhance durability of nuclear materials and computer chips

Battlefield 6 drops ray tracing to prioritize performance at launch

UK porn viewers ditch age-verified sites for rule-breakers without ID checks

Nvidia's Blackwell GPUs move robotics into the physical AI era

Editor's take: As exciting as generative AI may be, there is another AI-powered technology on the near-term horizon that could prove even more impactful: robotics, or as Nvidia's Jensen Huang and others have begun calling it, physical AI. The concept of physical AI is that many of the same algorithmic principles used to create large language models for text-based interactions can be applied to learning and replicating physical movements in the real world.

iPhone crash detection saves Ohio teen who fell asleep at the wheel

In brief: While we hear lots of stories about devices' safety features being set off accidentally, there are plenty of incidents where they work as intended, potentially saving lives. Sixteen-year-old Lindsay Leskovac, for example, fell asleep behind the wheel of her truck, crashing the vehicle and breaking multiple bones and her spine. Her mother says that if it weren't for her iPhone's Crash Detection system, she would not have survived.

Quantum computers may arrive sooner as scientists bypass flawless chip requirement

CEO Marc Benioff says Salesforce cut 4,000 support roles because of AI agents

YouTube copyright fight: Rick Beato warns UMG claims over short music clips could end his channel

AMD and AntGamer team up for world's first 1,000Hz gaming monitor launching in 2026

Hasselblad brings LiDAR autofocus to mirrorless cameras for the first time

Drones and aerial imaging raise new questions for homeowners and insurers

Which of these materials is the best conductor of heat?