A smartphone maker fiddling its benchmarking scores? That's unusual, isn't it?
3DMark accuses Oppo of fixing benchmark tests, delisting Oppo devices from its rankings
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Intel rejects media report suggesting that it has ‘pulled the plug’ on its 10nm process
'We are making good progress on 10nm,' claims Intel
Chinese city’s plan to launch artificial moons to replace street lights panned
Engineer calculates that Chengdu's plan to replace streetlights with artificial moonlight would cost $100bn
Space scientist’s new research helps predict the thermodynamics of solar flares
Research could also apply to other 'space weather' events involving hot, fast-moving plasma
Gravitational waves could shed light on dark matter, claim astrophysicists
Dark matter holds the Universe together - and gravitational waves could help identify it
Self-driving taxis could be on London’s roads by 2021
Addison Lee is working on autonomous taxis for commuting and pleasure
Scientists claim to prove the true benefits of quantum computing for the first time.
IBM and Technical University of Munich team demonstrate how Shor's algorithm, which can't be cracked by conventional computers, can be solved quickly with quantum computing
Hubble Space Telescope finds superflares from young red dwarfs could strip away planetary atmosphere
Younger stars are 100 to 1,000 times more energetic than when they're older
British supermarkets are set to use AI-powered face recognition to verify age
Two of the big four supermarkets will use the system to control sales of restricted products
Two UK supermarkets to trial facial recognition for alcohol and cigarette sales
Asda, Morrisons and Tesco in the frame for checkout facial recognition technology