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AMD’s powerhouse Threadripper chips are back for desktop PCs! Despite declaring the end of consumer Threadripper chips last generation, AMD announced three new Ryzen Threadripper 7000-series chips on Thursday, with up to 64 core

If you’re on the hunt for a swanky 2-in-1 laptop, you’ve come to the right place, as we’ve got a delectable deal on tap for you today. Best Buy’s selling the

Artificial intelligence has taken the world by storm, with new applications seemingly every day. It’s also making its way into our everyday lives, offering professionals new ways to automate tasks and streamline their workflows. If you’re looking to save time, a basic AI education is a good idea. Fortunately, between 10/19 and 10/23, you can get

YouTube has declared war on ad blockers and the internet is in an

Finding the perfect holiday gift just got easier. Babbel Language Learning was developed by more than 100 expert linguists to help you

Google is making search improvements within the “omnibox” at the top of Chrome. Specifically, Google said Tuesday that Chrome will try harder to guess where you want to go—even if it lacks a bunch of data on your search habits.

Trying to correct for mistyped words is something most web browsers do already, so that correcting “Micross

This month marks two years since the release version of Windows 11 has been on the market. How’s it doing in terms of users? According to unconfirmed internal data from Microsoft, there are over 400 million devices running the flagship operating system. Which sounds impressive…until you look at the data for Windows 10. By the same mark in 2017, Windows 1