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Owlcat Games Introduces New Launcher for Warhammer 40,000: Rogue Trader
Owlcat Games launches a dedicated launcher for Warhammer 40,000: Rogue Trader, enhancing management without restricting game access.
Read MoreValve Collaborates with AMD to Bring FSR 4 to Steam Machine
Valve is working with AMD to integrate FidelityFX Super Resolution 4 into the Steam Machine, enhancing the system’s gaming performance.
Read MoreAMD Adds FSR 4.1 Support to Radeon RX 7000 Series with New Driver Release
AMD’s latest Radeon Software Adrenalin 26.6.2 WHQL driver introduces FSR 4.1 upscaling support for Radeon RX 7000 graphics cards.
Read MoreAI Tool Claude Code Aids in Fixing Persistent AMD Laptop Display Freeze on Linux
Anthropic’s AI programming assistant Claude Code helped address a longstanding AMD Radeon display freeze issue on Linux laptops.
Read MoreIndustry Update: GTA VI Preorders, Xbox Studio Challenges, and Unreal Engine 6 Arrival
The gaming world anticipates GTA VI preorders amid Xbox studio closures and looks ahead to Unreal Engine 6 launching in 2027.
Read MoreAMD and Intel Collaborate on New AI Instruction Set for Future x86 CPUs
AMD and Intel announce joint AI instruction set ACE to enhance matrix multiplication and AI algorithm performance in upcoming x86 processors.
Read MoreClassic Russian Racing Action Game ‘Vangers’ Receives Major Update After 28 Years
The iconic Russian racing action game ‘Vangers’ has been updated with 60 FPS support and bug fixes nearly three decades after its release.
Read MoreVivaldi Browser Commits to a Human-Centered Browsing Experience, Rejects AI Integration
Vivaldi developers resist AI integration in their browser, aiming to preserve a human-focused web browsing experience amid growing AI trends.
Read MoreCD Projekt Red Continues Efforts to Rebuild Trust Years After Cyberpunk 2077 Launch
Nearly six years after Cyberpunk 2077’s troubled debut, CD Projekt Red works to regain its standing despite enduring fan affection.
Read MoreBosch Fined $36 Million by U.S. for Unauthorized Huawei Shipments
Bosch will pay $36 million to settle U.S. claims over shipments of sensors and software to Huawei without required licenses.
Read MoreAnthropic Faces Lawsuit Over Disputed Usage Limits on Premium Claude AI Plans
Anthropic is sued for allegedly imposing lower-than-advertised usage limits on its Claude AI premium subscription plans.
Read MoreApple to Introduce New Features for iOS 27 by September
Apple is set to roll out a series of new features for iOS 27 by September, enhancing its mobile operating system.
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