Kate Irwin

A group known as Secret Blizzard, which has ties to Russia's Federal Security Service, is targeting Ukraine's military with the goal of swiping PDFs, emails, documents, and other data.

Google makes a quantum leap that suggests we may live in a multiverse.

Morris Chang, TSMC founder and former Texas Instruments executive, argues Intel doesn't have a new strategy yet in the wake of its CEO's exit.

Itch.io says Funko used AI software that falsely flagged it for phishing. The site was down for hours before it was restored.

China is reportedly making drones for Russia instead, according to multiple intelligence officials, but China has denied any weapons manufacturing for either side of the Russia-Ukraine conflict.

Bitcoin is nearing $100,000, thanks in part to Donald Trump's re-election. Crypto experts think it's poised to continue, but don't recommend making any rash investment decisions.

US Blackwell chip production could start next year alongside Apple and AMD products.

PlayStation's former chairman predicts consoles won't see major increases in power and innovation going forward. Instead, games will become the next battleground.

Move over, PlayStation Portal—a new Sony handheld is seemingly in the works. But could it compete with the Nintendo Switch or Valve's Steam Deck?

Malware hidden inside a fake NFT game ignores two-factor authentication and gains access to a victim's Google account via a malicious Chrome Extension to steal your money.

Like the US study, the CAN-PRIME Neuralink trial will only consider patients who can't use their hands and is designed to help them operate phones and computers with their thoughts.