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According to Spanish leaker extas1s, Deck13's action RPG Atlas Fallen is coming soon to Microsoft's Game Pass subscription service. The leaker did not specify any specific date, but chances are it will happen alongside the upcoming launch of the big free Reign of Sand update, scheduled for August 6.
TSMC has reportedly decided to raise 3nm chip pricing by a decent margin but has also heavily slashed 7nm process prices amid weakening demand.
Nexon has released a statement concerning reports that its new looter shooter The First Descendant copied art from Destiny 2.
Lethal Company just got a new major update and it's going to add even more monsters, as well as a van which you can use to run over entities or annoying teammates. The Company Cruiser is the first (and currently only) vehicle in the game and is now the best option available to transport loads of scrap from the facility to your ship.
AMD is reportedly planning to develop Glass Substrate chips as early as 2025 as Intel & Samsung eye mass production for post-2025.
Original developers of LA Noire are reportedly working on a new project.
Intel's 14th & 13th Gen CPU instability issues have tarnished the company's reputation, as they fail to address customer concerns & even RMA requests.
The use of TSMC’s Small Outline Integrated Circuit Packaging was previously said to be explored by Apple, and there is a chance that the company could take advantage of this technology when introducing its upcoming M5. According to a new report, the company plans to use the same Apple Silicon in its Macs and AI servers, with the advanced packaging technology likely aiding it in achieving that strategy.