Month: April 2025
Google Cloud Next 2025 — all the day two news and updates as it happens
Refresh 2025-04-10T16:13:27.674Z A pretty staggering stat from Kurian – Google Cloud has seven times the amount of water-cooling systems than the entire rest of the world, combined. 2025-04-10T16:12:39.405Z Next is a question about how companies like Google Cloud can cope with the energy demands caused by AI expansion. Kurian says…
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Google Cloud Next 2025 — all the day one news and updates as it happens
Refresh 2025-04-09T16:11:39.015Z Moving quickly on – Pichai outlines the success of Gemini 2.5 Pro, which he says is streaking ahead of the competition. He shows off a couple of examples of why Gemini 2.5 is a “significant leap” over its rivals, including simualting a Rubiks cube – but also a…
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YouTube says Nope! to age-gating Balatro videos
On Friday, the YouTube channel Balatro University posted a video highlighting how some of their videos had recently been age-restricted after the company tightened its policies about gambling content. But in a post Monday night, YouTube said the restrictions shouldn’t have been applied. “Videos featuring Balatro gameplay should not be…
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Google Cloud Next 2025 — all the news and updates as it happens
Refresh 2025-04-09T01:29:54.922Z Kurian then took to the stage solo to welcome us to Google Cloud Next 25. That should be that for today – but tune in tomorrow for the first official day of the conference, with press Q&As and keynotes to come! (Image credit: Future / Mike Moore) 2025-04-09T01:28:05.485Z…
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Hades 2 will be a Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 exclusive at launch, but don’t worry it’s still coming to other platforms later
Hades 2 will be a Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 exclusive at launch Supergiant Games announced the news alongside a new Creator’s Voice video shared today Hades 2 will be coming to other platforms at a later time Supergiant Games has announced that Hades 2 will be a Nintendo Switch…
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Turkey wants to make it easier for authorities to block social media and messaging apps
Turkey plans to expand the authorities’ power to block access to social media on the grounds of “national security” Global companies with over 1 million users in Turkey will also be required to set up a local company Messaging platforms are also included in the so-called “over-the-top service providers” expected…
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