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Amazon Luna boss thinks rising hardware prices could push more hardcore gamers into cloud gaming – ‘You’ll see more people priced out’

Amazon’s gaming boss believes ballooning hardware prices could push more hardcore gamers towards cloud streaming services He claimed that the price of consoles increasing by ‘six, seven times’ would mean some gamers being ‘priced out of the market’ He believes that the RAM crisis and rising prices will not ‘go away right now’ Amazon’s GM […]

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Ring has upgraded two of its cameras, and the new peephole model looks like it’ll be perfect for apartment dwellers – its no-drill installation won’t damage your door, so it’s ideal for renters

Ring had launched an updated Outdoor Camera and Peephole Camera 2K They will both go on sale in August 2026 The outdoor camera costs £99.99 (approx $130 / AU$190) and the peephole camera is £79.99 (approx $110 / AU$150) Ring has announced two brand new smart security cameras, one for outdoor mounting and one for

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Duda expands its AI stack to bridge fast website generation with enterprise-grade security

Duda launches new AI tools to help agencies build complex websites New tools include vibe coding, a custom widget generator, and map-driven website creation The new releases build on Duda’s existing stack of AI tools for agencies Duda, a dedicated agency website building platform, has rolled out new AI tools that aim to combine the

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NEW Connections Hints and Answers for Friday July 24th (Game #1139)

Looking for a different day? A new NEW Connections puzzle pops up at midnight every day for your time zone – meaning some people are always playing “today’s game” while others are playing “yesterday’s”. If you’re looking for the Thursday puzzle instead then click here: NEW Connections Hints and Answers for Thursday, July 23rd (Game

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NEW Strand’s Hints and Answers for Friday July 24th (Game #873)

Looking for a different day? A new NEW Strands puzzle appears at midnight every day for your time zone – meaning some people always play ‘today’s game’ while others play ‘yesterday’s’. If you’re looking for the Thursday puzzle instead then click here: NEW Strand’s Hints and Answers for Thursday, July 23 (Game #872). Strands is

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Quordle Hints and Answers for Friday July 24th (Game #1642)

Looking for a different day? A new Quordle puzzle pops up at midnight every day for your time zone – meaning some people always play “today’s game” while others play “yesterday’s”. If you’re looking for the Thursday puzzle instead then click here: Quordle Hints and Answers for Thursday July 23rd (Game #1641). Quordle was one

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Nvidia’s latest ploy to cool its data center hardware is… hot water? ‘Hot liquid cooling’ is hotter than a hot tub, but seems to do the job quite well

Nvidia’s Rubin-generation AI servers run coolant that’s often hotter than a hot tub, as it enters a closed circuit at up to 45°C and exits at around 55°C, with no performance penalty in tow. The principle used here is a temperature gradient with server chips still running hotter than the coolant, allowing heat transfer to

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Cutting through the noise – researchers may have cracked a key problem in developing next-generation 6G networks

6G development has received a boost from a new breakthrough Using reconfigurable intelligent surfaces, researchers found that electromagnetic waves can be manipulated The research was carried out by engineers led by the University of Glasgow Research engineers have established a potential solution to one of the main problems in the development of 6G: electromagnetic interference,

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How AI’s ‘subprime data center crisis’ could turn into a massive tech crash

Bloomberg pegs outstanding AI data center debt at over $500 billion right now CoreWeave isolates each loan in its own separate special purpose vehicle Parent companies report only a fraction of their real total exposure and hide the rest in shell entities A growing number of analysts are now warning that AI data center debt

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Ukraine’s Tomahawk deal is forcing America’s biggest arms makers to rethink missile production faster than anyone expected during wartime

The Flamingo delivers longer range while costing about half as much Cheap missiles force expensive defense strategies to evolve quickly Ukraine’s defense industry is becoming impossible for competitors to ignore Ukraine’s defense industry is increasingly producing weapons that promise comparable battlefield effects at significantly lower costs than their Western counterparts. The Four Points Flamingo cruise

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