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An Arm64 upstream push could reshape SteamOS 3, Steam Linux share, and how quickly gaming moves to new silicon.
Nvidia says DLSS 5 lets developers tune AI upscaling with two main controls, plus masking per object.
A neutral GPU-orchestration layer aims to cut utilization waste and turn “where are my GPUs” into “how do we use them.”
After launching the Atelico AI Engine in January, Studio Atelico uses $5 million to redefine generative AI in games.
If physical oscillators can slash energy per image, AI cost curves and carbon debates could flip fast.
A security engineer built GBA-Hashcat on the GBA, proving you can crack SHA-256, just at museum-speed.
A new robotics startup wants to speed up one of the messiest parts of the clean energy buildout, starting now.
If higher facility water temperatures cut cooling energy, data centers may finally stop treating “hot” as unavoidable.
If Beijing expands beyond raw materials and equipment, global AI supply chains and compliance programs could get a lot harder.
His exit leaves the renamed Center for AI Standards and Innovation without permanent leadership during frontier-model oversight.
A Nashville courtroom starts jury selection July 20 in one of the first state cases to test addictive design before jurors.
Atlassian’s Teamwork Lab says most AI programs optimize people, not workflows, and the ROI gap is widening.
