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Cloud Imperium Games has shifted Squadron 42 from a planned late-2026 launch to the second quarter of 2027, arguing that Grand Theft Auto VI would overwhelm the attention needed for its long-awaited debut.
Panache Digital Games has said it removed generative-AI assets from 1666: Amsterdam and will no longer use the technology, following a backlash over imagery that appeared in its public prologue and marketing.
CXMT says it has started mass production of LPDDR6 memory for Xiaomi’s forthcoming 18 Fold, a milestone that puts China’s leading DRAM maker into the first commercial wave of the new mobile-memory standard.
Running a chatbot locally can improve control over data and costs, but the experience depends on choosing a realistic model, runtime and hardware setup.
A new estimate places the gross extra cost of seaborne fossil-fuel imports at USD 330 billion from March to August 2026, underscoring how the Hormuz disruption has redistributed costs across the global economy.
An Intel engineering-tool listing has explicitly paired the LGA1954 socket name with Nova Lake-S, strengthening evidence of a new desktop platform without disclosing final consumer specifications.
Microsoft is investigating reports that the optional Windows 11 preview update KB5120998 can reset or override personalised mouse cursor settings on versions 24H2 and 25H2.
NASA’s Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope is scheduled to launch on August 30, 2026, beginning a wide-field infrared mission designed to investigate cosmic expansion, unseen matter and planetary systems.
An unfinished DLSS 5 neural-rendering library found in NBA 2K27’s early-access files has been adapted by modders for older Nvidia graphics cards, but the results underline why it should not be treated as a consumer-ready feature.
A newly identified star, S301, has set the speed record for known stars in the Milky Way and may offer an unusually direct way to measure the spin of the Galaxy’s central black hole.
Meta’s reported data-centre robotics trials signal a move from automating logistics towards limited physical maintenance, but the technology remains far from replacing skilled technicians wholesale.
iiyama used Gamescom 2026 to preview the 49-inch G-Master GCB4986DQSNP-B1 Gold Phoenix, a sharply curved 240Hz ultrawide aimed chiefly at sim-racing setups.
