Compute Report – Page 168 – Independent technology news covering hardware, software, and artificial intelligence

Microsoft will introduce its Gaming Copilot AI assistant to Xbox Series X and S consoles following earlier releases on Windows 11 and mobile devices.

Years of Pokémon Go gameplay have unintentionally contributed to the development of navigation systems for delivery robots.

Nvidia announces plans to dramatically enhance ray tracing and path tracing speeds in upcoming GPUs, aiming for a million-fold improvement.

Styx: Blades of Greed revisits the sneaky goblin thief with an expansive open world, blending old jokes with new gameplay elements.

Following internal challenges and competitive setbacks, Elon Musk initiates leadership changes at xAI, including the exit of two co-founders.

Meta will disable end-to-end encryption for Instagram private messages starting May 2026, with advance user notifications planned.

Adobe agrees to pay $150 million to resolve claims of obscured fees hindering subscription cancellations for Photoshop and other apps.

Google hints at integrating advertising within its Gemini AI platform, marking a shift from earlier statements on the absence of ads.

TomorrowHead’s atmospheric adventure Will: Follow The Light, featuring a lighthouse keeper’s journey, arrives on April 28.

Following recent connectivity problems in Moscow, officials warn of potential mobile network interruptions in the Moscow region.

Poco is preparing to unveil its new flagship series with the X8 Pro and X8 Pro Max, promising high performance for users.

Despite Australia’s legal ban on social media for under-16s, a study reveals 20% of teenagers still access platforms illegally.