Author: Zach_Wilson
PlayStation’s new wireless speakers are for your desktop
Sony has announced new Pulse Elevate wireless speakers that you can use with your PS5, PC, Mac, and even a PlayStation Portal or smartphone. The company promises that they offer “lifelike desktop audio,” a built-in mic for voice chat, and support Sony’s PlayStation Link ultra-low latency technology. The speakers have…
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Wolverine looks bloody good in first gameplay trailer
It’s been a long wait, but we finally got to see Insomniac’s take on Wolverine in action. The studio released a new trailer showing some of the surprisingly bloody superhero gameplay at Sony’s most-recent State of Play showcase. There’s no date yet, but the game — which is called simply…
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Microsoft unveils advanced AI cooling which lowers heat, cuts energy use – and could lead to more powerful data centers
Microsoft lab tests microfluidics cooling that triples efficiency compared to cold plates Researchers say new system reduces GPU heat rise by 65 percent in trials Microfluidics cooling promises denser, faster data centers while reducing energy costs for AI workloads Microsoft has revealed it is testing a new chip cooling approach…
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Qualcomm announces Snapdragon X2 Elite and Extreme for Windows PCs
Qualcomm is making a gigantic claim right in the headline of its press release: it says these are “the fastest and most efficient processors for Windows PCs.” I’m sure Intel and AMD will have something to say about that! But for now, the company claims its 3nm chips offer up…
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This Blade Runner-inspired electric scooter can hit 65mph, travel for 60 miles and is getting a global launch soon
The Infinite Machine P1 scooter features a 6kW rear hub motor Software package unlocks top speeds of 65mph Side panels can house cargo boxes or a massive loudspeaker Infinite Machine isn’t afraid to do things a little differently and its original, angular Olto rapidly became known as the Cybertruck of…
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Are you an Apple Mac user? Cybercriminals are using this popular website to target you with malware and infostealers – here’s what you need to stay safe
Atomic Stealer malware installs silently via fake GitHub Pages targeting Mac users Attackers create multiple GitHub accounts to bypass platform takedowns repeatedly Users copying commands from unverified websites risk serious system compromise Cybersecurity researchers are warning Apple Mac users about a campaign using fraudulent GitHub repositories to spread malware and…
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