This is the very definition of “Just because you could doesn’t mean you should.”

Nvidia allegedly sent out thermal plans for the RTX 40-series GPUs before choosing a foundry, causing wildly over-engineered coolers for RTX 4090 GPUs from Nvidia’s partners.

For better or for worse, this newsletter is completely free of pumpkin spice. And yet the spice must still flow.

According to the White House, the principles in the AI Bill of Rights are designed to protect Americans’ civil rights and access to critical services, including healthcare, financial services, and safety resources. They’re also meant to help facilitate equal opportunities.

The new explanation for Uranus’ axial tilt invokes a distant, massive mystery satellite, but it’s not Planet 9…

We don’t know if this is going to be the thing that finally makes smart home tech less frustrating, but it’s the best shot we’ve had yet.

Tesla has announced that it’s dropping ultrasonic sensors from the Model 3 and Model Y, and its more expensive cars will lose them starting next year. And that means Tesla has to temporarily disable some Autopilot features.

The Falcon 9 rocket lifted off just after noon local time on Wednesday, beginning the Crew-5 mission. The astronauts will arrive at the station about 29 hours after launch to begin their stint in Earth orbit.

Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act protects “interactive computer services” from being held liable for other people’s content. But in the face of calculated violence, how far do these protections really go?

Unfortunately for Microsoft, Windows 11 has historically had a pretty rough time with Steam Surveys. But according to September’s latest survey, PC gamers are gradually warming up to the new(ish) operating system.