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Fortnite is well-known for crossing over with some of the biggest IPs in gaming and beyond, and it’s continuing that trend with car manufacturer Tesla. You can now earn an in-game Tesla Cybertruck for use in Rocket Racing, but it’ll take a bit of work on your part — unless you’re willing to wait and pay for it in the shop later, that is. Here’s everything you need to know about getting a Cybertruck in Fortnite.
The Kirin 9000S that allowed Huawei to break free of the U.S. trade ban was mass produced on SMIC’s 7nm (N+2) technology, with the company maintaining its momentum with the Kirin 9010 that is found in the Pura 70 series. For the Mate 70 range, rumors have disseminated in multiple directions, with whispers claiming that the former Chinese giant would use SMIC’s 5nm process that the semiconductor manufacturer reportedly developed successfully. However, there appears to be a twist in Huawei’s plans, with one rumor stating that the next Kirin SoC powering the Mate 70 series would be mass manufactured on SMIC’s N+3 process, which touts a higher density compared to the N+2 variant.
AMD's Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 "Strix" APU has appeared in a new benchmark leak with a mighty strong single-core performance.
Samsung has announced its partnership with AMD and will be supplying high-performance substrates for next-gen CPUs & GPUs for Data Centers.
A new, first-party Joy-Con charging stand has been revealed for the Nintendo Switch, but this late in the Switch's lifespan, alongside certain rumors, make it a potential early accessory designed to also accompany the Switch's upcoming successor. In May 2024, after numerous rumors, Nintendo finally confirmed a new console is being developed, and will be revealed before the end of the current fiscal year. Games revealed at the June 2024 Nintendo Direct have essentially set the slate for the Switch's swan song, but Nintendo appears to be smartly planning ahead for its next, high-anticipated hardware.
2019 feels like forever ago now, thanks to a barrage of world-changing events bludgeoning us around the proverbial heads year after year. This played out in the PC and broader tech industry to the tune of chip shortages and a general industry slowdown. Now, judging from some industry reports about motherboard shipments, it looks like the PC market (and therefore the PC gaming market) could be back in business.
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Today, NVIDIA released a new GeForce Game Ready driver, version 560.70, available via the official website, GeForce Experience, or the new NVIDIA app. This driver is optimized for three upcoming game launches: A44's Soulslite Flintlock: The Siege of Dawn, Mithril Interactive's first-person 'extraction fantasy dungeon crawler' Dungeonborne, and Frost Giant's Warcraft-inspired real-time strategy game Stormgate.