I'm reminded of the time I met Gabe Newell in Las Vegas. Now, if I never type another word the story would seem far cooler ...

SteamOS is having a moment, and if I were the folks working on Windows—the crown jewel of Microsoft—I'd be shaking in my ...

After a long silence, Starfish Neuroscience, the secretive startup owned by Valve cofounder Gabe Newell, announced that it's getting ready to unveil its first batch of brain computer interfaces ...

He spent 15 years editing the likes of CNET, Gizmodo, and Engadget. But Newell decided to spin off the idea. That same year, he quietly incorporated a new brain-computer interface startup ...

The big picture: A new frontier in brain-computer interface (BCI) technology is emerging from an unexpected source: Gabe Newell, co-founder and CEO of Valve, the company behind Half-Life ...

And no, "it" doesn't involve the number three. After a long silence, Starfish Neuroscience, the secretive startup owned by Valve cofounder Gabe Newell, announced that it's getting ready to unveil its ...

While it still could be happening, Gabe Newell, Valve's CEO, very much has other things on his mind. In fact, he's invested in a company that wants to put chips in your head, potentially creating ...

The process has given the Blazers scouting department a final up-close look at players the franchise could select with its No ...

We didn't need me going, 'Well, the G-Man wouldn't do that in my day ... "My personal failure was being stumped," said Gabe Newell, adding that to finish Episode 3 just to conclude the story ...

At private gatherings, strategists and donors are swapping ideas to help the party capture the digital mojo that helped President Trump win. Yes, there’s a price tag. By Theodore Schleifer ...

Egor Demin, a big guard out of BYU, and Queen, a skilled offensive center from Maryland, could be options for Portland with the 11th pick.