Extreme machines Don't like your PC's beige box? Think the chip's just too darned slow? Join the DIY enthusiasts who have turned customisation into an art form. Michael Pollitt reports ...

Science Channel has greenlighted two engineering-focused series set to debut in January. Building Giants will show how the world’s most remarkable superstructures are built, including an ...

Extreme machines The race to produce ever more advanced semiconductors continues as TSMC prepares to receive its first set of the world's most cutting-edge lithography chipmaking machines from ...

The machines aren’t built for speed. Although licensed for the highway, Feeley’s Extreme Hagglunds top out at about 28 mph. He also has them licensed as amphibious vehicles.

ASML stands as the world's lone volume supplier of extreme ultraviolet lithography machines, shown here being assembled in a clean room.

Over 100 trucks, cranes, and other pieces of heavy machinery were parked in the lot across from the Cowlitz County Expo Center Saturday afternoon, but there wasn’t any construction taking place ...

John Borte's steam engine is not so long on bells, but it's really got a load of whistles, and you could hear them all over the Extreme Machines display area Saturday morning across from the ...

Extreme heat can affect how well machines function, and the fact that many machines give off their own heat doesn’t help. Deposit Photos This article is republished from The Conversation.