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Apple
Apple Sues Rivos Startup for Alleged Theft of Secrets

By Anton Shilov Published

Apple accuses stealth startup Rivos of poaching its engineers, stealing of confidential information.

Macbooks
Apple
Apple Begins Testing M2-Based Macs, Reports Say

By Anton Shilov Published

New MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, Mac Mini, and Mac Pro are incoming, according to developer logs.

Macbooks
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The Biggest Deal In Gaming Is Under Fire From U.S. Senators

By Anton Shilov Published

Four U.S. senators are concerned about the Microsoft-Activision deal due to IT consolidation and sexual scandals.

Windows
Apple
Apple Rumored to Introduce M2 Powered Mac Minis

By Anton Shilov Published

Apple may introduce new M2 Macs, based on A15 Bionic SoC in mid-2022.

Macbooks
Bungie Sony
Sony to Purchase ‘Destiny’ Developer Bungie in $3.6 Billion Deal

By Brandon Hill Published

Sony is committed to keeping Bungie a "multi-platform" gaming studio for the foreseeable future.

Video Games
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Microsoft to Acquire Activision Blizzard in Blockbuster $69 Billion Deal

By Brandon Hill Published

Microsoft's Activision Blizzard deal is its biggest acquisition yet.

PC Gaming
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Blizzard Tests Nvidia Reflex in ‘Overwatch’

By Nathaniel Mott Published

Blizzard added support for Nvidia Reflex to Overwatch, a technology used to reduce system latency with the right hardware.

PC Gaming
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WoW Shadowlands Lists 100GB SSD as Minimum Requirement

By Aaron Klotz Published

Blizzard has listed a 100GB SSD as a minimum system requirement for World of Warcraft Shadowlands.

SSDs
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Don't Rule Out Activision Blizzard's Games Coming to GeForce Now

By Nathaniel Mott Published

Nvidia explained that Activision Blizzard's games were only included during GeForce Now's launch because of a misunderstanding, but they could return in the future.

Video Games
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Nvidia GeForce Now Game Streaming Services Loses Activision Blizzard Games

By Niels Broekhuijsen Published

Leaving customers in the cold.

Video Games
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