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Ars Technica

What happens to a car when the company behind its software goes under?

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RAM shortage hits Valve's four-year-old Steam Deck, now available "intermittently"

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Warner Bros. rejects Paramount again but asks for "best and final offer"

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There's a lot of big talk about sovereign launch—who is doing something about it?

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Here's the fun, action-packed trailer for Mandolorian and Grogu

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Ford is focusing on efficiency to make its 2027 $30,000 EV pickup affordable

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EU launches probe into xAI over sexualized images

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Scientists hunting mammoth fossils found whales 400 km inland

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Looks a lot like an electric station wagon: the 2026 Toyota bZ Woodland

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99% of adults over 40 have shoulder "abnormalities" on an MRI, study finds

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Get ready for new Macs and iPads: Apple announces "Special Experience" on March 4

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Best Buy worker used manager’s code to get 99% off MacBooks, cops say

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ByteDance backpedals after Seedance 2.0 turned Hollywood icons into AI “clip art”

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A fluid can store solar energy and then release it as heat months later

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Michigan antitrust lawsuit says oil companies hobbled EVs and renewables

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Sideways on the ice, in a supercar: Stability control is getting very good

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Space Station returns to a full crew complement after a month

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Ancient Mars was warm and wet, not cold and icy

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Editor’s Note: Retraction of article containing fabricated quotations

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"It ain't no unicorn": These researchers have interviewed 130 Bigfoot hunters

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NASA has a new problem to fix before the next Artemis II countdown test

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A Valentine's Day homage to Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon

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Astronomers are filling in the blanks of the Kuiper Belt

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