MARCY, New York — From afar, the new Wolfspeed factory in upstate New York looks like any other large corporate office building, with an unassuming gray exterior and large glass windows. But hidden inside is a high-tech plant that’s almost entirely operated by a fleet of robots programmed to... Read more

Lara Croft is no longer part of the Square Enix family. On Monday the Japanese gaming giant announced it’s struck a deal to sell its Crystal Dynamics, Eidos-Montréal and Square Enix Montréal studios to Swedish publisher Embracer Group, formerly THQ Nordic. The $300 million deal means that Square Enix... Read more

Post-Wordle, the game that went full viral earlier this year — word games have gone ballistic. They’re absolutely everywhere. And for better of worse, most are Wordle clones. There’s Quordle, Orcordle, Dordle, Sedecordle, Waffle… that’s just the beginning. There Lewdle, which is like Wordle for swear words. There’s Heardle,... Read more

I try not to be a total sucker for aesthetics, but on an early March trip to Chicago for my favorite kitchenware convention, I wasn’t the only one ogling Le Creuset’s latest. In the center of the French manufacturer’s booth stood a podium with its new offering, along with... Read more

Netflix has a bulging library of TV shows, and as each week brings new content, it becomes an exercise of sifting through the best of the bunch. To cut time, you’ll find highlights of new content below, as well as CNET’s full list of best TV originals on Netflix.... Read more

The project was designed to see if spectroscopy in a helium bath was possible at all—a proof of concept for future experiments that would use even more exotic hybrid atoms. But Sótér was curious about how the hybrid atoms would react to different temperatures of helium. She convinced the... Read more

We are excited to bring Transform 2022 back in-person July 19 and virtually July 20 – 28. Join AI and data leaders for insightful talks and exciting networking opportunities. Register today! Virtual meetings continue to attract cyberattackers who use them to distribute ransomware, including GIF-based account takeover attacks. Earlier... Read more

About 250 million years ago, global warming killed over 95% of the world’s marine species in a tragedy now known as “The Great Dying.” In many ways, though, this was an inevitable cataclysm. It was the result of natural volcanic eruptions that heated up oceans, disrupting underwater oxygen supply... Read more

Most of us have hundreds, if not thousands, of photos just sitting on our phones and computers that we rarely get to revisit in a polished way. There are too many to print and frame, and more keep piling up. That’s why I love digital frames.  If you’re thinking... Read more