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Quinas Technology, a startup by the UK semiconductor firm IQE, has received funding to initiate mass production of cutting-edge UltraRAM memory.
Pikmin might be one of the most underrated Nintendo series because the note it tries to hit is so specific. Its charming visual style and cute alien antics need to excite casual Switch players while not turning off strategy game experts, while the actual puzzles in the game need to be challenging enough for advanced players, but solvable for players who just want to pluck little colorful dudes out of the ground and ride an alien dog. It’s quite the balancing act and Pikmin 4 absolutely nails it.
One of the unique features introduced in was its settlements and settlement building. By clearing areas and building homes and outposts for the Minutemen, it's possible to watch as the wasteland of the Commonwealth becomes a thriving community. This goal can be made easier by choosing the right perks to fully get the most out of every settlement and make building them up a breeze.
Today's obscure news: FromSoftware seems to have soft-launched its biggest dragon yet in Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree, and I have a feeling you can measure the studio's success based on how long their winged beasts are.
AMD's former ray-tracing expert, Paritosh Kulkarni, has joined Qualcomm to work on the firm's DX12.2 support such as DXR for Adreno GPUs.
Here's my confession: I don't have any idea what's happening. In real life, yes, but also in every FromSoft game I've ever played bar Sekiro (there is a small lordly boy and he urgently needs me to stab everyone). I just kind of amble from room to room and kill whatever I find there. It's a simple, caveman-like way to enjoy Miyazaki and co's work, but it's enough for me.
Despite some improvements, AMD FSR 3.1 still lags behind other upscalers in terms of image quality, such as NVIDIA DLSS 3.7 and Intel XeSS 1.3.
The Tony Blair Institute for Global Change, a non-profit organisation set up by the ex-UK prime minister, has released a paper (PDF) predicting that AI automation in public sector jobs could save a fifth of workers time, along with a huge reduction in workforce and governmental costs. The findings of the paper were presented by Tony Blair himself at the opening of the 2024 Future of Britain Conference.