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Epic is reassigning developers to speed up development with AI. We weigh an exclusive report on instructions for a new Disney game against the official June plan to examine the impact on Unreal Engine and the productivity outlook.
NVIDIA's October DLSS 5 update lightens the AI image-enhancement workload. We explain how model speed differs from game fps, what the VRAM cut covers, how developers tune the look in November's official launches, and what RTX 40 gets.
Apple has announced HomeView, a 7-inch smart display for families. Here's how its face recognition and paired-device checks protect personal data, what Siri AI requires, and the extra cost of the wall-mounted model. Japan pricing and release date are not yet announced.
RimWorld 1.7 swaps Unity for Ludeon Studios' in-house Waylith Engine. We look at the developer's performance tests, save and mod compatibility, earlier optimizations in 1.6, and what the beta offers.
iPhone Duo uses graphite tubes in its hinge to carry heat to both sides of the body. We compare Apple engineers' explanation with the official announcement to see what the up-to-35% sustained performance gain does and doesn't show, and what hinge durability testing still needs to prove.
AMD unveiled its next-gen EPYC "Verano" at the OCP Global Summit. Due in 2027, it pairs LPDDR5X with replaceable SOCAMM2 modules. Here is what remains unclear about core counts, power savings and RAS features.
Intel has disclosed 1.3 PFLOPS of FP8 performance and 1.5TB/s of memory bandwidth for its D-series GPU. We separate Intel's 160GB card from the 480GB ODM ceiling, compare it with rival PCIe cards, and look at when the memory helps inference.
Nikkei reports NTT is in final talks to build a data center for Anthropic in Osaka Prefecture. We look at the up-to-¥1 trillion cost estimate, NTT's existing Kansai facilities, and what it could mean for how Claude handles data in Japan.
Andrej Karpathy sorts AI users into four tiers. We check his rough estimates and three explanatory factors against a 16-agent compiler experiment and OpenAI's revised math manuscripts, looking at how capability gains outpace human verification.
IonQ has agreed to acquire Elisity in an all-stock deal worth up to $1.3 billion. We look at the deal terms and the distinct roles of access control, PQC and QKD in the plan to link enterprise network control with the move to post-quantum cryptography.
