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One chip to rule them all: It natively runs all types of AI software

We tend to think of AI as a monolithic entity, but it's actually developed along multiple branches. One of the main branches involves...

Gore-filled Little Monsters red band trailer is delightfully demented fun

It's turning out to be a very good year for zombie comedy. We had Jim Jarmusch's deadpan in June, and the long-awaited...

TV networks sue nonprofit to kill free TV service

The major broadcast networks today sued the makers of Locast, a nonprofit organization that provides free online access to broadcast TV stations. The lawsuit...

You’re probably not going to get your $125 from the Equifax settlement

cash compensation in response to the Equifax breach, you might be out of luck. The company is no longer offering payouts in lieu of...

Samsung won’t let Android tablets die, announces the Galaxy Tab S6

Samsung is still not giving up on the Android tablet market. Today the company announced the Samsung Galaxy Tab S6, its latest...

NASA agrees to work with SpaceX on orbital refueling technology

On Tuesday afternoon, NASA announced 19 new partnerships with 10 US companies to help bring more cutting-edge technologies closer to production use in...

MIT physicists: Social networks could hold the key to finding new particles

The trickiest part of hunting for new elementary particles is sifting through the massive amounts of data to find telltale patterns, or "signatures,"...

Virtually every Apple business grew in every region this quarter—except the iPhone

Today, Apple reported its Q3 2019 earnings to investors. Overall revenue is up 1% over the same quarter last year, reaching $53.8 billion....

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