Month: November 2023
Malware operators using common attack methods on Discord
Every day, cyber-attackers are working on finding new ways to perform more advanced and disruptive attacks, bypass identity security and steal companies’ data. All businesses, no matter their size, are potential targets and should do their best to minimize the risks. More specifically, malware operators have started to exploit online…
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New Sony patent would allow gamers to replay games from ‘trigger points’ in their campaigns
A recent Sony Interactive Entertainment patent has been spotted online which, if implemented, would allow gamers to replay games via streaming from selectable ‘trigger points’ in their campaigns. For example, if you wanted to revisit a specific section (such as a boss fight) without replaying everything else up to that…
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Sony’s Pulse Explore earbuds deliver immersive audio and one very useful trick
Sony’s first pair of true wireless earbuds designed for the PlayStation 5 will arrive on shelves early next month, and I’ve been testing them out over the last couple of days. The $199.99 Pulse Explore earbuds offer lossless, ultra-low-latency audio when using the company’s new PlayStation Link wireless protocol. With…
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The fight to save old video games
When I ask Frank Cifaldi, the founder and director of the Video Game History Foundation, to explain the importance of preserving and maintaining old video games, he answers with a movie analogy. Imagine, he said, “if movies were only released on, like, VHS, ever. You want to watch Back to…
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NVIDIA’s next generation of AI supercomputer chips is here
NVIDIA has launched its next-generation of AI supercomputer chips that will likely play a large role in future breakthroughs in deep learning and large language models (LLMs) like OpenAI's GPT-4, the company announced. The technology represents a significant leap over the last generation and is poised to be used in…
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NVIDIA announces its next generation of AI supercomputer chips
NVIDIA has launched its next-generation of AI supercomputer chips that will likely play a large role in future breakthroughs in deep learning and large language models (LLMs) like OpenAI's GPT-4, the company announced. The technology represents a significant leap over the last generation and is poised to be used in…
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