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Chinese and Iranian hackers use ChatGPT and LLM tools to create malware and phishing attacks
Since last year, threat actors from China and Iran have utilized ChatGPT and LLM tools to launch a series of malware attacks.
Steam checkout banner clarifies you don’t own the game you buy
Steam clarifies that you only buy a license when purchasing a game on its platform.
Old-school Nintendo console gets Bluetooth and improved audio features with addon
The Nintendo Entertainment System gets some Bluetooth support.
AAA gaming comes to Apple M1 thanks to the latest Asahi Linux build
Asahi Linux is now the first and only distro capable of running x86 Windows games on Apple Silicon devices through a Linux OS.
Passive M.2 SSD heatsink features a dual ultra-thin vapor chamber
Cooler Master has launched a brand new passive M.2 heatsink with a low-profile vapor chamber intended for use in tight spaces. It's also compatible with the PlayStation 5.
Arrow Lake CPUs get Intel APO support for improved gaming performance
Intel supports Intel Core Ultra 200S chips and more games in APO.
Counter-Strike's Dust II runs purely within a neural network on an RTX 3090
A "world model" based on Counter-Strike: Global Offensive's rendition of Dust II is now fully playable on a single RTX 3090, albeit not in a form ready for truly competitive experiences.
Nvidia reportedly mulls socketed design for Blackwell B300 AI GPUs
Nvidia is allegedly mulling sockets instead of modules for upcoming Blackwell B300 AI GPUs.
