This needs to change: The new Apple TV has twice as much RAM as the previous model, but apps and games can't use it
In the wake of Jensen Huang's exit, NVIDIA leadership is attempting to reassure consumers that gaming GPUs remain a priority.
A developer successfully combined a $3 Arduino with Anthropic's Claude AI to reverse-engineer parts of a 1994 Jeep Cherokee to pass emissions tests.
Intel has staged an unexpected comeback in the desktop CPU market for Q3 2026, reclaiming a 70% market share as AMD fell below 30%.
Amazon's Prime Air drone delivery service in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, has sparked controversy among residents with some calling them "flying leaf blowers."
A new exploit called 'SignDrop' discovered by a former Microsoft employee turns a previous security patch into a pathway for full system access.
An Eversource data breach exposed personal information on 2,592 Connecticut residents, prompting calls for an independent cybersecurity audit.
Flock cameras direct police to detain The Drive journalist after tracking him for several days.
New data from Vercel indicates that the shelf life of an AI model's dominance has dropped to just six weeks as developers pivot to newer releases immediately.
Nvidia's board of directors is reportedly preparing to remove founder and longtime CEO Jensen Huang following revelations of multiple extramarital affairs, including one with a woman accused of being a Chinese spy.
Apple is permanently closing its Support Community forums, a massive repository of tech advice and troubleshooting dating back nearly three decades.
YouTube has reached an agreement to resume sharing streaming data with Billboard, ending a dispute over how video views are weighted against other metrics.
French authorities have linked a cyberattack on approximately 700 retail refrigerators and freezers to Iranian state actors.
The Retrobits YouTube channel shows off a new project that uses the NES controller port as an interface to an Internet connected ESP32 microcontroller. It also allows for online multiplayer.
Nvidia is partnering with Brightspeed to repurpose aging telephone and telecom exchange buildings into small-scale AI data centers.
A new joint venture called Terafab is aiming to match Samsung's entire DRAM production capacity. This massive scale-up in memory manufacturing could significantly disrupt the current market and impact the pricing of RAM for both consumers and data centers.
New technology from Ericsson allows mobile networks to track drones using cellular infrastructure alone, potentially eliminating the need for separate tracking hardware like Remote ID transponders.
The US Federal Aviation Administration has announced a plan to fully eliminate the use of floppy disks in air traffic control systems by 2028.
As memory prices continue to climb, smartphone manufacturers are exploring the use of recycled RAM modules for entry-level devices.
Nvidia is facing intense scrutiny following allegations that its high-end H200 AI chips were smuggled into China via a ghost company, while US intelligence reports suggest a potential 'honeypot' operation involving CEO Jensen Huang and a Chinese spy.