Author: Zach_Wilson
Hyperkin’s DualSense-inspired Xbox controller is finally launching this fall
There’s good news if you’re an Xbox gamer who’s longingly stared at the sleeker design of Sony’s DualSense controller for the PlayStation 5. After revealing the final form of its Competitor gamepad at CES 2025, Hyperkin has announced it will be available sometime in October for $49.99 in black and…
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How to watch Reading & Leeds: live stream the 2025 festival for free – ft. Travis Scott, Limp Bizkit & Chappell Roan
Comprising twin festivals taking place 190 miles apart, one at Richfield Avenue in Reading, the other at Bramham Park near Leeds, R&L isn’t for the faint-hearted. Travis Scott, Bring Me the Horizon, Hozier and Chappell Roan are headlining both events, so read on as we explain how to watch Reading…
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The rise of sovereign clouds: no data portability, no party
The rise of sovereign clouds has become inevitable as regulatory demands, and geopolitical pressures push enterprises to rethink where their data resides. Localized cloud environments are increasingly becoming essential, allowing organizations to keep their data within specific jurisdictions to meet compliance requirements, and provide risk mitigation. But sovereign clouds can’t…
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ChatGPT users complain about losing Standard voice mode
OpenAI is retiring ChatGPT’s Standard Voice Mode in September Only the faster, more expressive Advanced Voice Mode will be available Many users are upset about the change, preferring the sound and approach of the voice OpenAI is removing The voice people have come to associate with ChatGPT is retiring come…
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Almost all GenAI pilots companies deploy are failing – so are they really worth the hype?
Many AI models aren’t as effective as they’re marketed to be, report claims 95% of surveyed companies have seen very little impact from their LLMS Specialisation is the key to successful AI adoption New research by MIT’s NANDA initiative has claimed the vast majority of GenAI initiatives attempting to drive…
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Grammarly is giving students AI to help them learn – and maybe succeed
Grammarly has debuted a collection of specialized AI tools for aiding students The AI agents can simulate grading, find citations, and predict reader reactions The tools are part of the new Grammarly Docs platform Grammarly is looking to take a more active role in helping students write with a new…
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