Compute Report – Page 169 – Independent technology news covering hardware, software, and artificial intelligence

Valve turns to partners to secure memory chips as shortages and rising costs impact production of its gaming consoles.

ByteDance postpones the worldwide rollout of its AI video generator Seedance 2.0 amid unresolved copyright challenges affecting content creation.

Elon Musk plans to start a large-scale AI chip manufacturing project within a week, supporting future space-based data centers.

A network of AI agents collaboratively hacked a simulated company’s secured database unaided, highlighting gaps in current cybersecurity measures.

Microsoft introduces Advanced Shader Delivery on Windows to minimize shader compilation wait times and improve PC gaming load experiences.

Security researchers uncover large-scale GitHub campaign embedding malware in invisible Unicode characters undetectable to the human eye.

Slay the Spire 2, the card-based roguelike from Mega Crit, has sold over 3 million copies, with new content currently being developed.

At GDC 2026, new details emerged on the next Xbox, Intel’s latest processors, and challenges facing Epic Games and Nintendo US lawsuits.

Saber Interactive launches Docked, a compact port worker simulator, marking a shift from their prior large-scale projects like RoadCraft.

The LOFAR radio telescope’s latest survey mapped 88% of the northern sky, revealing 13.7 million previously undetected objects.

Researchers create bioelectronic sensors using live bacteria in hydrogels to detect harmful substances by producing electrical signals.

A detailed six-month test of DVD-RW discs reveals discontinued TDK discs offer superior rewrite durability over current options.