A recent update to HandBrake reveals how AMD's Threadripper processors can deliver significant performance gains when properly optimized, with improvements ranging from modest to extreme depending on workload.
For the first time, every MLS match—including playoffs and international tournaments—will stream live on Apple TV w...
The sequel to the cult FPS launches everywhere at once, with Sony’s hardware leading sales and Steam trailing close...
Anthropic’s latest mid-range AI model arrives with a massive 1-million-token window, fewer errors, and smarter codi...
Blizzard is experimenting with a radical new dungeon design in *World of Warcraft*—one that ditches the timer and e...
Researchers at TU Wien have etched a QR code measuring just 1.98 square micrometers—smaller than most bacteria—usin...
NetEase has initiated layoffs at Spliced, its experimental remote-first AAA studio designed to eliminate industry c...
Bethesda Game Studios is betting on AI as a backend assistant—not a creative partner—while insisting its signature...
After abandoning a controversial camera network deal, Ring is doubling down on its AI-powered ‘Search Party’ featur...
Riot Games is testing voice communication tools in League of Legends, including public team chat and abuse reportin...
AMD’s next-gen Ryzen 10000 'Olympic Ridge' processors bring a radical shift in core counts—from 6 to 24 cores—using...
