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Buyers itching to get rid of their stack of Benjamins for a Fermi will have to hold off for a bit longer, it seems.

Intel's Xeon has just graduated to the new 32nm process.

See here for a not-yet-grown-up version of the GeForce GTX 480 Fermi stripped naked.

It's not easy being green.

Sony has said the company's newly launched PlayStation Move peripheral is precise enough to play StarCraft on the PC.

How would you like to take home our very own picks of PC performance?

Has the business relationship between Apple and Google affected the CEOs of the two companies?

Intel wants you on SSDs!

Kidding about banning! Relax!

One of our lucky readers becomes USB 3.0 enabled.

Dell is suing five LCD panel manufacturers for alleged price fixing.

With the news that Google is nearly 100 percent sure about its decision to leave the Chinese search market, China has said the search company will still have to abide by Chinese law, even if it does leave.

Apple has hired itself a new Senior Prototype Engineer, and if his previous experience is anything to go by, Apple could have something special in the works.

Here is your chance to win a new motherboard and USB 3.0 compatible storage, even if you live in a special state or province.

Nvidia to take the 3D gaming to the living room with your shiny new 3D HDTV.

Google's plans to pull out of China are said to be nearly 100 percent certain.

The FCC and DOJ are scrutinizing the NBC/Comcast deal that was announced late last year.

Pirate Bay's Peter Sunde tells us what he'd do to Google founder Sergey Brinn if the two were married.

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