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It’s a high-profile retreat for the company, which has aggressively marketed AI as being useful for these purposes. The post IBM Halts Sales of Watson AI For Drug Discovery and Research appeared first on ExtremeTech.

It’s a high-profile retreat for the company, which has aggressively marketed AI as being useful for these purposes. The post IBM Halts Sales of Watson AI For Drug Discovery and Research [Updated] appeared first on ExtremeTech.

Promised for the US market since 2010, the Mazda Skyactiv-D diesel is almost here. But it gets so-so mileage (for a diesel). The post Mazda CX-5 SUV Diesel Is a Go in the USA appeared first on ExtremeTech.

In 2017, classical music fans like me finally had a streaming service we could call our own: Primephonic. In my review at that time, I lauded Primephonic’s web-based service, and lamented that the only major missing piece was a mobile … Continue reading →

Mysa is one of the few manufacturers building smart thermostats for high-voltage heaters, including baseboard, fan-forced convector, and radiant ceiling types (Sinopé is the other big player). But the Mysa Smart Thermostat is a whole lot prettier than Sinopé’s offering, … Continue reading →

Square Enix is taking independent development very seriously these days. Thanks to the Square Enix Collective, numerous indie devs have been able to ship incredible games, and reach an entirely new audience. This week, you can get a taste of … Continue reading →

Microsoft’s second-generation Surface Hub is coming in June, with a 50-inch collaborative screen and a heck of a price tag. The post Microsoft Surface Hub 2S to Ship in June, but the Future Ain’t Cheap appeared first on ExtremeTech.

That small asteroid or comet may have traveled multiple light years from another solar system to burn up over the Pacific Ocean. The post An Alien Meteor May Have Burned Up in the Atmosphere in 2014 appeared first on ExtremeTech.

This time of year means many things to many people. It’s about chocolate and jelly beans. It’s about colored eggs. It’s about bunnies and baby chicks. It’s about Passover and telling stories. It’s about re-birth and springtime. Or it could … Continue reading →

When I dropped cable TV more than 10 years ago, there weren’t a lot of alternative viewing options beyond Netflix, Hulu, and an antenna. If you wanted a lower TV bill, you had to forgo most of what was on … Continue reading →