The Surface Water and Ocean Topography (SWOT) satellite will observe nearly all water on Earth's surface, helping people on the coasts and inland better prepare for the effects of climate change.
The new DRAM will allow premium graphics cards to support a data processing rate of up to 1.1TB, Samsung says.
Linux kernel 5.18 includes an Intel driver that could allow the chip maker to enable new silicon features after users pay for a license.
While taking longer to ban Huawei and ZTE than some of the Five Eyes, Canada has also gone further by requiring telcos to rip out LTE equipment from the vendors by the start of 2028.
Changes made to protect against attacks that ciphertext now, in order to decrypt later.
A host of novel chip features including analog computation will deliver a more-efficient, more reliable, more secure AI processor for multiple markets, CEO Venkat Mattel claims.
Microsoft's first Patch Tuesday for 2022 was a rocky start to the year, giving admins and users numerous headaches to deal with.
With your existing search engine, how do you know you are really getting the results you want?
You think there are limits to what your employer can see you do online? Some new Microsoft updates may make you think a little more about that.
The CARE system uses fundus photography in combination with a deep-learning system trained to detect retinal disease on a larger scale.
NanoVMs is raising backing now for a new cloud-based server operating system that could change cybersecurity as we know it.
The technology underpinning the elections will be scrutinized a year before citizens head to the polls
Human-initiated attacks fell by 29%, according to the report.
A method is being developed using AI to help Australian governments improve how safety standards of highways across the country are assessed.
Maintainer recommends if users want an open source browser that isn't 'hobbled', they should use Firefox.
Microsoft Teams isn't just there to make employees' lives easier. It's also there to give bosses data about so many things.
The UK lost its right to a .eu website when it left the European bloc, leaving many domain name owners in limbo.