Month: January 2021
NASA’s SLS rocket will go through a second and longer hot fire test
NASA will conduct a second hot fire test for the Space Launch System’s rocket core stage as early as the fourth week of February. It will be part of the rocket’s Green Run series of tests meant to assess the core stage and ensure it’s ready for the A… Source
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GeForce Now game streaming starts to roll out Chrome support
If you’d like to try NVIDIA’s cloud gaming service without installing the app, then you may be able to access it via your computer’s browser now. XDA points out that release notes for version 2.0.27 of GeForce Now reveal beta support for the Chrome b… Source
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After aborted SLS hot-fire test, NASA and Boeing will try, try again
NASA will make another attempt next month to test-fire its massive Space Launch System rocket after its first try was cut short, the agency said Friday night. The rocket’s 212-foot-tall core stage will try to fire its four engines for eight minutes at NASA’s Stennis Space Center in Mississippi. The…
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GeForce Now comes to Chrome browsers and M1 Macs
Nvidia’s GeForce Now game streaming service has launched for the Chrome web browser and M1 Macs in beta (via XDA-Developers), bringing resource intensive games to laptops and other devices that might not have been powerful to run them on their own. We just tested out the Chrome browser version on…
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OneDrive is finally getting a much-needed 64-bit version OneDrive
First released back in 2007, Microsoft’s cloud storage solution OneDrive is finally catching up with the times with the release of a new 64-bit version of the software. Up until now, users could only access a 32-bit version of the app to store their files, photos and other documents even…
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Microsoft is hard at work on its own quantum computing system Quantum Computer
Researchers from Microsoft and the University of Sydney in Australia are currently working on developing their own quantum computing system that uses CMOS-based silicon chips. Complementary metal-oxide-semiconductor (CMOS) technology is already used to create a number of different computer components and for this reason, scientists developing quantum computers are trying…
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