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The US Supreme Court is all set to hear NVIDIA on an investor lawsuit, where the firm is allegedly blamed for misleading information regarding their business during the crypto-mining era.
Banana is a game where you repeatedly click on a banana, and that's about it. If that sounds dull, it is: I downloaded Banana and clicked the banana for a while, and that's pretty much all there is to do.
Fresh rumors from Taiwan indicate that the Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) is gearing up to increase prices for its leading edge 3-nanometer semiconductor products. TSMC's 3-nanometer is the latest chip manufacturing technology in the contract manufacturing industry, and the firm's dominant market position means that the bulk of orders from large technologies companies head its way.
Details about Monolith Productions' Wonder Woman game have surfaced alongside concept art.
League of Legends players are making good on their attempt to forcibly boycott a $500 cosmetic by banning the champion it's available for.
A new game is rising on the Steam most-played charts, and it’s not a new battle royale or Call of Duty game. It’s a free-to-play clicker game where all you do is click an illustration of a banana.
ARM & Qualcomm's long-running lawsuit surrounding chip licensing terms might have a devastating impact on the AI PC industry and the Snapdragon X CPU family if matters go south.
Of all the genres that NetEase has had a hand in publishing, a competitive fast-paced FPS hasn’t yet been one of them. The newly announced FragPunk from Bad Guitar Studio, a subsidiary of NetEase’s ThunderFire Studio, aims to bring the competitive 5v5 gunplay to the masses with a unique twist: Shard Cards. We got to experience the chaotic clash firsthand with a few rounds accompanied by two of the lead developers on the project.