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Intel has reached out to Crimson Desert developer “many times” to support Arc GPUs
By Jake Roach published
Intel has shifted the blame for a lack of Arc GPU in Crimson Desert back on developer Pearl Abyss, saying it's reached out to the studio "many times" over the past several years.

Epic is giving away 5x RTX 5080 GPUs every week to top-ranking Fortnite players this season
By Hassam Nasir published
You can also win a PS5.

Crimson Desert offers no support for Intel GPUs
By Zak Killian published
Crimson Desert doesn't support Intel GPUs, and the game's developers is telling customers to simply ask for a refund.

AMD releases FSR 4.1 for RX 9000-series GPUs
By Hassam Nasir published
Ultra Performance Mode gets a slight FPS boost, too.

Planned 10-gigawatt Softbank data center in Ohio might be the largest in the world
By Anton Shilov published
SoftBank is looking forward to building a $60 billion - $70 billion AI data center spanning multiple phases in Ohio.

Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin reveals 51,600 satellite space data center plans
By Mark Tyson published
Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin has revealed its plans to launch up to 51,600 satellites for a data center constellation in space.

China develops new ultra-cold alloy that can reach -273°C without helium
By Anton Shilov published
Chinese scientists develop europium, cobalt, and aluminum alloy that can be used to cool down quantum computers and military equipment.

Supermicro employees accused of smuggling $2.5 billion worth of Nvidia hardware to China
By Mark Tyson published
Three Super Micro employees have been charged with conspiring to unlawfully divert cutting edge U.S. artificial intelligence technology to China.
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