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May 14’s answer is one of the most challenging puzzles the game has hosted yet and will even be challenging for veterans. What makes today’s answer unique is that it has two repeating letters, one of which is a vowel. So, you will need to find the repeating vowel and the second repeating letter in six attempts. Finding all of them in six attempts will be pretty tough, and we recommend using hints instead.
New Call of Duty 2026 and Call of Duty 2027 details might have been leaked by a known leaker.
A second remake of the original Resident Evil is apparently in the works, according to rumors circulating online.
Qualcomm’s Snapdragon X Elite will eventually face competition in the ARM-based AI chipset space from MediaTek and NVIDIA, who have reportedly joined forces to co-develop a new SoC whose design is said to be finalized in the third quarter of this year. The upcoming silicon is said to support advanced technologies, including being mass produced on TSMC’s 3nm process, with the new entrant possibly competing with Apple’s M4 when comparing lithography.
Asking specific questions of senior CPU or GPU engineers is an interesting exercise. Other than being far more interesting sources of information than marketing folks, engineers sometimes have to think years in the past for an answer. That's because that engineer is probably already hard at work on the next-next generation product.
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Mass Effect and Dragon Age veteran David Gaider has hit back against his former publisher's apparent "hunger" for AI development tools, referencing developer BioWare's biggest failure to do so.
Nintendo seems extremely serious about the security of the Nintendo Switch 2, going so far as to create a codename for the system's actual codename.