Popular retro gaming handhelds preloaded with thousands of unlicensed games could soon face federal intervention as major industry groups push for stricter trade penalties. 

The Entertainment Software Association, representing the likes of Nintendo, Sony, and Microsoft, filed an official comment with the Office of the United States Trade

Computer part prices have skyrocketed as big tech pivots to rapid AI factory buildouts, but even so, we’re reasonably confident that you can build a high-end machine for a million bucks. Alternatively, you could take your million and change and score a piece of Apple history, as a buyer just did after winning an auction for a rare and working

TP-Link is dangling a $1 billion investment in American manufacturing to secure a conditional approval exemption from the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) regarding the U.S. ban on foreign-made Wi-Fi routers over national security concerns.

Indeed, the White House had granted temporary exemptions to several major networking vendors,

Has it really been eight long years since Rockstar Games shipped Red Dead Redemption II, and more than 13 years since Grand Theft Auto V arrived on the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3? Why yes, yes it has. A gamer could reasonably wonder if these long wait times are now the norm for Rockstar’s popular gaming franchises, but as we collectively look