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Flu season is ramping up across the US, but Louisiana—the state that has reportedly barred its health department from promoting flu shots, as well as…
Health care company Ascension lost sensitive data for nearly 5.6 million individuals in a cyberattack that was attributed to a notorious ransomware gang, according to…
Director Denis Villeneuve’s stunning two-part film adaptation of Frank Herbert’s Dune has received many well-deserved accolades—with Dune: Part 2 being crowned Ars Technica’s top movie…
Under Joe Biden’s direction, the US Trade Representative (USTR) launched a probe Monday into China’s plans to globally dominate markets for legacy chips—alleging that China’s…
Beleaguered automaker Nissan is going to throw its lot in with Honda. The two Japanese OEMs want to merge by 2026, creating the world’s third-largest…
Power stations are the latest trend in portable energy solutions. If you haven’t come across one yet, imagine a power bank, but on a bigger…
PhonlamaiPhoto/Getty ImagesIn the first article of this two-part analysis, we looked at who owns the code created by AI chatbots like ChatGPT and explored the legal implications…
A2RL provided flights from San Francisco to Tokyo and accommodation so Ars could attend its race. Ars does not accept paid editorial content.TOKYO—Racing is hard.…
When we introduced last year’s annual list of the best games in this space, we focused on how COVID delays led to a 2023 packed…