Available now for the Game Boy Advance

An Italian team of developers has released a game after 22 years in development, breaking records for slowness set by Duke Nukem Forever.

You would never know if the cats had not squealed

Shrouded in secrecy, international discussions have culminated in a global agreement to enforce uniform export controls on quantum computers.

Late 2025

AMD has released Zen 5 and is not starting to talk about Zen 6, which is reportedly code-named Medusa.

Intel says it is nothing to worry about

A team of boffins from the University of California San Diego has published a paper detailing a novel attack method targeting Intel CPUs.

Mostly because he does not give it all away

The shy and retiring former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer is richer than the Microsoft King of the World Sir William Gates III.

No robotic plumbers

Unlike competitors like Xbox, who embrace artificial intelligence to help write in-game quests and dialogue in future games, Nintendo has no plans to use generative AI tech in its first-party titles.

Might break the law

The US Federal Trade Commission has sent letters to several technology companies warning them that their warranty or repair policies might violate federal law.

It stored data in plain text

Fruity cargo cult Apple's Apple Intelligence flavour of OpenGPT  is so sophisticated, super, and cool that it can store data in plain text without that pesky need for encryption.

Using AI to do it

Cloudflare introduced a new feature in its content delivery network (CDN) that stops AI developers from scraping web content.

For those aroused by sockets

Fresh details about pinouts and I/O capabilities for Intel's upcoming Core Ultra 200 series CPUs, codenamed Arrow Lake-S, have been leaked on Twitter.