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Mat Piscatella - Carli Velocci - Xbox console sales are down as services take over - digitaltrends.com

Xbox console sales are down as services take over

While Xbox continues to grow its software and content business thanks to the Activision Blizzard acquisition, the hardware side isn’t doing quite as well. That’s according to Microsoft’s fourth-quarter financial report released Tuesday, which revealed that Xbox’s hardware revenue dropped by 42% compared to this time last year. It didn’t reveal exact numbers, but hardware was down 13% in its fourth-quarter 2023 financials compared to the previous year.

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Jonathan Bolding - In this investigation game you're the desk jockey with all the cool analysis software - pcgamer.com

In this investigation game you're the desk jockey with all the cool analysis software

You know how in cop shows there's always that person back at the lab whose job it is to go over evidence, analyze video, read chemical analysis reports—all the nerd stuff? The Operator is a conspiracy thriller about doing that job, helping the people out in the field get cases solved. 

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Carli Velocci - One of Call of Duty: Warzone’s biggest maps is going open-source - digitaltrends.com

One of Call of Duty: Warzone’s biggest maps is going open-source

Activision announced that it’s releasing open-source data for the Call of Duty: WarzoneCaldera map, which is one of the largest in-game data sets released from the franchise, and will allow players to use it in their own projects.

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Hassan Mujtaba - Intel Lunar Lake “Core Ultra 200V” Officially Launches on 3rd September: Next-Gen CPU, GPU & NPU For Thin & Light Laptops - wccftech.com - Germany

Intel Lunar Lake “Core Ultra 200V” Officially Launches on 3rd September: Next-Gen CPU, GPU & NPU For Thin & Light Laptops

Intel has officially announced that it will be launching its next-gen Lunar Lake "Core Ultra 200V" CPUs on 3rd September.

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Sarfraz Khan - AMD’s Next-Gen Strix Halo & Krackan Point “Ryzen AI” Zen 5 APUs Confirmed, NPU IDs Also Revealed - wccftech.com

AMD’s Next-Gen Strix Halo & Krackan Point “Ryzen AI” Zen 5 APUs Confirmed, NPU IDs Also Revealed

AMD has added official support for its next-gen Zen 5-powered Strix Halo & Krackan Point "Ryzen AI" APUs which launch next year.

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Nick Evanson - AMD introduces a beta preview of Fluid Motion Frames 2, with 'AI-optimized enhancements for improved quality, lower latency, and better performance' - pcgamer.com

AMD introduces a beta preview of Fluid Motion Frames 2, with 'AI-optimized enhancements for improved quality, lower latency, and better performance'

In January of this year, AMD updated its Adrenalin software for RX 7000 and RX 6000 series GPUs to include a driver-based frame generation system called AMD Fluid Motion Frames (AFMF), which didn't require any support from a game to use it. Now, six months on, AMD's coding wizards are back at it again, this time launching a preview version of AFMF 2.

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Omar Sohail - Huawei’s HarmonyOS NEXT-Powered Engineering Notebook Is Rumored To Feature The Comically Slow Kirin 9006C, But Software And Thermals Have Improved - wccftech.com

Huawei’s HarmonyOS NEXT-Powered Engineering Notebook Is Rumored To Feature The Comically Slow Kirin 9006C, But Software And Thermals Have Improved

The Kirin 9006C was Huawei’s 5nm SoC that powered the company’s Qingyun L540 lineup of notebooks and was introduced in December of last year. At the time, it was believed that the chipset was mass produced on SMIC’s proprietary cutting-edge manufacturing process, but a closer inspection revealed that Kirin 9006C was actually fabricated by TSMC. The same silicon is now said to be found in an engineering sample running HarmonyOS NEXT, with a rumor claiming that the SoC displays better thermals and the software has smoother animations.

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Omar Sohail - Cyber Insurance Firm Believes That The CrowdStrike Outage Was The Largest In IT History, And Is Estimated To Have Cost Other Companies Over $5 Billion In Losses - wccftech.com - state Texas

Cyber Insurance Firm Believes That The CrowdStrike Outage Was The Largest In IT History, And Is Estimated To Have Cost Other Companies Over $5 Billion In Losses

CrowdStrike CEO George Kurtz has stated that 97 percent of affected machines are now back online from what cyber security experts claim is the largest IT outage in history. An event of such proportions definitely means that there would be some mammoth monetary damages behind it, and according to the latest estimates, a cyber insurance firm believes that several companies have accumulated losses of more than $5 billion.

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