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Entire broadband industry sues Vermont to stop state net neutrality law

The nation's largest broadband industry lobby groups have sued Vermont to stop a state law that requires ISPs to follow net neutrality principles...

More exclusive than a supercar: A beginner’s guide to buying a GT3 race car

In the past decade, the well-worn automotive cliché has taken a surprising twist. Now, automakers have realized that they can race on...

Google to charge Android OEMs as much as $40 per phone in EU

We're still seeing the fallout from the European Commission's $5 billion antitrust fine against Google. Earlier this week, Google announced it would comply...

Ars on your lunch break: Theaterwide biotoxic and chemical warfare

Today we’re presenting the fourth and final installment of my conversation with the outspoken author, podcaster, philosopher, and recovering neuroscientist Sam Harris. Please...

Two orbiters begin their long journey to Mercury Friday night

One might think it's a relatively easy thing to reach Mercury, the innermost planet in the Solar System. At its closest approach,...

Tesla quietly drops “full self-driving” option as it adds $45,000 Model 3

Further ReadingPeople who paid Tesla $3,000 for full self-driving might be out of luckElon Musk took to Twitter (where...

Vivaldi 2.0 review: The modern Web browser does not have to be so bland

Vivaldi first came upon the Ars radar in early 2015. And given that uniformity mentioned above, it stood out quickly. Led by CEO Jon...

Ajit Pai killed rules that could have helped Florida recover from hurricane

The Federal Communications Commission chairman slammed wireless carriers on Tuesday for failing to quickly restore phone service in Florida after Hurricane Michael, calling...

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