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Star Wars has been back in the news recently because, to cut a long story short, the US alt-right have decided that Darth Vader was actually the good guy. We are not here to indulge such buffoonery.
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Republicans and tech companies have tried to sell data centers as economy-boosting engineering marvels. Voters didn’t buy it.
As DRAM and 3D NAND are about to adopt all-new technologies, custom types of memory are about to become mainstream as AI developers face limitations with current solutions.
The fact our TVs are gathering our information isn’t new, but what and how they’re tracking - and if we can stop it - is hard to figure out. Researchers at Northeastern University monitored 12 TVs from 10 manufacturers to test whether opting out of automatic content recognition (ACR) actually works.
Drax runs Britain’s largest power station, in North Yorkshire. It plans to build an AI data centre there with Brookfield and Radiant, Brookfield’s UK-based AI infrastructure business.
Apple will likely consolidate its high-end MacBook Pro lineup around touchscreen models, according to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman. Writing in his latest “Power On” newsletter, Gurman questioned whether Apple would keep updating its high-end MacBook Pro models without touchscreens.
Only a handful of would-be governors took no public position on curbing the bit barn boom
Raw Power Games, an independent studio comprising veteran developers of The Witcher 3, Total War: Three Kingdoms, and Crusader Kings III (among others), have called on players for support after losing their funding - an existential threat to both the organisation and to their debut, the…
Aha. Here it is. Freshly poked live and right on time. Now, we wait for the inevitable flood of mods, like the ceaseless current of add-ons which still flows into Skyrim.
Space station trading game Probably Stolen – Cyberpunk Shopkeeper Sim has been doing rather well on Steam, attracting over 162,000 concurrent players last night.
The owners of Nexus Mods have ruled out instituting an outright ban on AI-generated works being uploaded the site, instead opting to expand their current rules on modders disclosing how they’ve used AI in making their mods.
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