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Intel has expanded the public specification of its Crescent Island data-centre GPU, presenting a 32-core Xe3P design that prioritises memory capacity, air cooling and inference deployment economics over headline compute figures.
Reports of students using generative AI to sexualise and impersonate educators show that deepfake abuse is becoming a workplace and safeguarding challenge for schools, not only a student-safety issue.
Bitcoin and Ethereum moved higher on August 24 as investors weighed a firmer crypto market against a week of US inflation data and Federal Reserve signals.
A small Stanford-led study suggests that mapping each patient’s pain-related brain networks before stimulation may make an invasive treatment more precise, but the evidence remains preliminary.
Lenovo has acknowledged that a withdrawn BIOS release can leave some original Legion Go handhelds unable to boot, and says affected repairs should not be treated as user error.
Dazed Games’ low-priced co-operative hit How to Fish has passed one million Steam sales within two days, demonstrating the continuing reach of accessible social games with a strong streaming-friendly premise.
A $29.97 promotion for Visual Studio Professional 2026 makes a familiar Windows development tool unusually cheap, but it should not be confused with an all-inclusive AI coding subscription.
The financing of artificial-intelligence infrastructure is shifting from internally generated cash to bonds, leases and private credit, adding supply pressure to markets already coping with high government borrowing.
A proposed US class action against Twitch and Amazon challenges whether streamers gave meaningful permission for their broadcasts and chat to be used in generative AI training.
A purported 113 GB Grand Theft Auto VI download illustrates how interest in leaked material can be turned into a malware-delivery opportunity before a major game release.
A new round of U.S.-Canada tariffs, pivotal technology earnings and a closely watched Federal Reserve appearance are set to shape risk appetite in the final full week of August.
Epic Games has rejected a bleak assessment of its PC storefront, pointing to record third-party spending and engagement even as broader usage metrics reveal a more mixed picture.
