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Bungie’s upcoming *Marathon* shooter will enforce permanent bans for any detected cheating, with no appeals for offenders. The game’s server-side security measures aim to deter exploits, but even false positives may trigger an appeals process. Launch is set for March 5, 2026, with a $40 price tag ac...
The latest Linux kernel, now in release candidate form, marks a numerical milestone without major innovation, with most changes buried in driver updates and hardware support for Intel, AMD, and Qualcomm chips.
Ubisoft has reassigned three veterans—all with deep ties to Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag—to restructure the franchise’s direction under Vantage Studios. The move follows Marc-Alexis Côté’s departure and signals a return to the series’ roots.
A new alliance between NVIDIA and five cybersecurity leaders aims to harden operational technology and industrial control systems against escalating threats—using AI-driven edge enforcement and hardware-isolated security.
The free demo for *1348 Ex Voto* reveals a medieval hack-and-slash grounded in historical combat, striking visuals, and a focus on vengeance—but also technical stumbles and missed opportunities for immersion. Will Sedleo’s game deliver a holy experience by its March 2026 release?
The new ThinkEdge SE10n, SE30n, SE60n, and SE50a systems combine Intel Core Ultra processors with rugged, fanless designs to deliver AI processing where it matters most—at the edge. Built for 24/7 operation in extreme conditions, these systems redefine what’s possible for industries demanding real-t...
The VEK385 kit targets embedded AI, vision, and industrial control applications with high-bandwidth memory, PCIe Gen 5, and flexible boot options for rapid prototyping.
After years of lagging behind TSMC, Samsung’s Pyeongtaek foundries are now running at near-full capacity, fueled by HBM4 production and AI chip orders. Here’s what’s driving the turnaround—and why it matters for the next generation of accelerators.
A new in-engine trailer for Forza Horizon 6 showcases Tokyo and beyond in stunning detail, with dynamic seasons, a massive map, and a fresh campaign structure—all set to launch in May for PC and Xbox Series.
Samsung’s latest flagship leaks reveal the Galaxy S26 Ultra’s S Pen lacks Bluetooth connectivity once again, mirroring the omission from last year’s model. While the device packs a powerful Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chip and a 5,000mAh battery, the stylus’s limitations may frustrate creative users.
Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy S26 Ultra isn’t just leaking—it’s flooding the market. Unreleased devices are now in the hands of tech influencers and appearing in Bangladesh’s gray-market stores, raising questions about supply chain control and the future of Samsung’s launch strategy.
A Reddit user scored a 32 GB Corsair Dominator DDR5 kit for $120—a price unseen since pre-RAMpocalypse days—after a seller mistakenly labeled it as DDR4. The deal highlights how mislabeling in the secondary market can create rare opportunities for savvy buyers.
A new color strategy for the iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max is emerging, with deep red potentially becoming a standout choice—especially in China and India, where the hue carries cultural significance. Meanwhile, the iPhone Fold’s design leans toward muted, practical tones.
An MMO that thrives on chaos, absurdity, and a player base of under 3,000 has emerged from early access. Project Gorgon isn’t just surviving—it’s rewriting the rules of what an MMORPG can be.
Apple’s retail shelves are emptying faster than expected, with multiple models—from the iPhone 16e to the M4 MacBook Pro—running low. Analysts suggest March could bring five new releases, including a groundbreaking low-cost MacBook and next-gen iPhone and MacBook Pro upgrades.
The days of Chinese DDR5 modules being a budget-friendly alternative are over. A 32GB DDR5 kit from KingBank now retails for 3,629 yuan ($530), aligning with global prices—while 64GB configurations exceed $1,000. Industry shifts and AI demand are reshaping memory economics, leaving consumers with fe...
For $34.99, a bundled suite of migration tools automates file transfers, system imaging, and secure data deletion—cutting hours of manual work into minutes. The deal includes PCmover Professional, DiskImage, and SafeErase, each designed to handle a critical phase of upgrading or repurposing a comput...
The Skyrim modding community has delivered another absurdly specific request: a mod that endows the Jarl of Windhelm with an exaggerated physical attribute, following a trend that started in *Baldur’s Gate 3* and spread to other games. The result? A mod that turns lore into meme—and the internet int...
