Author: Ars Technica

Fix for Intel CPU crashes causes minor situational slowdowns, requires BIOS update

This microcode fix can't be rolled out in a regular software update.

Doom + Doom II is a great excuse to jump back into Hell, for free or for $10

Just how you remember it, but through a 4K, 120 fps accessible lens.

NZXT wants you to pay up to $169/month to rent a gaming PC

NZXT Flex subscription has "new or like-new" PCs, one-time $50 shipping fee.

Low-income homes drop Internet service after Congress kills discount program

Cable CEO says "customers' ability to pay" a concern after $30 discounts end.

We made a cat drink a beer with Runway’s AI video generator, and it sprouted hands

Gen-3 Alpha produces wild and whimsical results. Here's what it cooked up for us.

“An absolute mess”: Google seemingly ignores hundreds of Fitbit complaints

Users seek alternatives as Google is intent on app-centric focus.

Critical MOVEit vulnerability puts huge swaths of the Internet at severe risk

A similar flaw last year left 1,800 networks breached. Will the latest one be as potent?

FCC pushes ISPs to fix security flaws in Internet routing

Chair: Addressing BGP flaws will "help make our Internet routing more secure."

Here’s what’s really going on inside an LLM’s neural network

Anthropic's conceptual mapping helps explain why LLMs behave the way they do.

Virtual Boy: The bizarre rise and quick fall of Nintendo’s enigmatic red console

How Nintendo took a gamble on a new kind of gaming experience in the '90s.