The Ethereum Foundation has a fairly simple warning for developers testing Glamsterdam: if your software assumes Ethereum's gas ceiling is a permanent constant, fix that assumption. Platåberget is now the public test environment where those failures are supposed to show up first.
Dune: Part Three is easy to reduce to one line: Denis Villeneuve is shooting on film. The actual pipeline is more useful. Linus Sandgren is combining conventional 65mm film, 15-perf IMAX capture and digital photography, with Arrakis itself deliberately remaining on the digital side.
Satisfactory's latest optimization is not presented as a broad rendering upgrade. Coffee Stain changed the handling of clearance overlap checks after moving a hologram over existing buildables could generate constant stutters and framerate spikes.
RGB lighting is usually accused of wasting a few watts and occasionally good taste. Since Windows 11 update KB5121003, it can apparently do considerably worse. Microsoft now acknowledges that an interaction involving software installed by some RGB-capable devices can cause several games to crash or become unresponsive.
Pokémon GO's latest convenience feature is interesting for what it does not require. There is no new puck to carry and no second device performing the interaction: the Explorer Gadget lives inside the game.
AI has largely been described as a race for GPUs. Micron is reminding the industry that an extraordinarily powerful accelerator is still useless if it spends its time waiting for data. The US memory manufacturer plans to invest $10 billion over ten years in Micron Research Labs, a new research organization whose mission extends far beyond simply manufacturing more DRAM.
There is now an official PS5 Pro label attached to GTA VI. There are still no official numbers attached to it.
There is now an official PS5 Pro label attached to GTA VI. There are still no official numbers attached to it.
