In a nutshell: EVGA showed off a prototype of its SR-3 Dark motherboard at Computex 2019, built especially for Intel's Xeon W-3175X. The SR-3 Dark would be destined to challenge both Asus' ROG Dominus Extreme and Gigabyte's C621 Aorus Xtreme motherboards -- the only other two motherboards supporting Intel's 2

Something to look forward to: AMD declared war on Intel with the launch of Ryzen, forcing both companies to rapidly bring their respective strengths of core count and frequency as close to their immediate limits as possible. With Intel seemingly unable to squeeze past 5 GHz without developing a new node, and AMD waiting for software to catch up before adding more cores, the present battleground is in IPC (instructions per clock). And Zen 3 is reported to be doing admirably thus far, with improvements approaching 20%.

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Bottom line: Drone makers and enthusiasts will soon have to comply with new rules proposed by the FAA that will require every device to broadcast a radio signal that can be tracked in near real-time by law enforcement. The draft will be subject for public comments over the next 60 days, after which officials will finalize the regulation, giving everyone up to three years to comply.

Drones are permeating through both the consumer and business space , so the Federal Aviation Administration has a sweeping proposal that will require pretty much all

Through the looking glass: Volkswagen has shown steady interest in the electric market but hasn’t yet made a move befitting their $236 billion yearly revenue. In the past year, they sold 70,000 electric vehicles. Tesla, on just $21 billion sales per year, sells about three times that.

In 2020 Volkswagen is going on the offensive with the launch of their ID electric fleet. While they had originally planned to be making one million electric cars per year

Bottom line: Like its competitors, AT&T is rushing to expand its new 5G network as much as possible before the end of 2019. So far, the company has performed reasonably well (by modern network provider standards, that is). Earlier this month, they brought the technology to ten US cities, and now, that number has grown even further.

With under a week left in the year, AT&T has successfully rolled out its low-band, wide-range 8

WTF?! Bethesda's multiplayer experiment Fallout 76 has suffered numerous blunders since its release. Rather than cutting its losses and calling it a failure, the company has continued trying to make it work. Most of the gaffes originated directly from the developer, but the latest snafu is the fault of one lousy cheater.

Over the weekend, a Fallout 76 player stole hundreds of items from others in the game. A video shows him apparently using a hack recently released on the Unknown Cheats website (below).

In a nutshell: SK Hynix, for those not familiar, is a major supplier of DRAM and flash memory chips to OEMs from around the world. With its newest drives, the company is further expanding its reach into the consumer market. This past summer, SK Hynix launched its Gold S31 SATA drives in 250GB, 500GB and 1TB capacities in the US which are built using controllers designed and developed in-house.

South Korean semiconductor supplier SK Hynix is preparing to showcase two

In a nutshell: If Amazon's latest patent is any indication, you may soon be able to leave both your wallet and your phone at home when you visit an Amazon Go store. The online retailing giant has designs for a biometrics system that can identify users with a hand scan linked to their account.

On Thursday, the US Patent and Trademark Office posted a patent application from Amazon for a new technology that would identify people by scanning their hands. The system would analyze patterns in the hands, including palm creases