The collaboration between AMD and Intel to standardize matrix acceleration on x86 chips marks a pivotal moment for AI workloads, promising faster performance without sacrificing compatibility.
NetEase has initiated layoffs at Spliced, its experimental remote-first AAA studio designed to eliminate industry c...
Bethesda Game Studios is betting on AI as a backend assistant—not a creative partner—while insisting its signature...
After abandoning a controversial camera network deal, Ring is doubling down on its AI-powered ‘Search Party’ featur...
Riot Games is testing voice communication tools in League of Legends, including public team chat and abuse reportin...
AMD’s next-gen Ryzen 10000 'Olympic Ridge' processors bring a radical shift in core counts—from 6 to 24 cores—using...
A new advance in glass-based data storage promises to last 10,000 years—but don’t expect it in your laptop anytime...
A new automatic clip-capture system, leveraging AMD’s NPU, is in testing for the Asus ROG Ally handheld—potentially...
Embark Studios has confirmed that Matriarchs and Queens in *ARC Raiders* were intentionally designed for mid-game p...
The new Lyria 3 AI model inside Gemini can generate 30-second songs from text, images, or videos, offering customiz...
The upcoming Linux 7.0 kernel introduces a major optimization in file cache memory management, cutting reclaim time...
