Forget about Bitcoin: this startup will pay for your spare GPU power to train AI in an open source network
Akash wants to be the anti-AWS in Web3 by exploding the centralized nature of cloud computing.
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Month: September 2023
Sony just made a tiny full-frame camera for drones – and it’ll cost you big
Sony reveals a new small camera, the ILX-LR1, that’s been specially designed to be placed into drones.
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Baldur’s Gate 3 director says Larian is already “busy” on its next game
Baldur’s Gate 3 director Swen Vincke confirms Larian Studios is already at work on a new game.
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Escape From Tarkov maps are on the video game GeoGuessr, with more coming soon
Lostgamer.io, the video game equivalent to GeoGuessr, now has a selection of Escape From Tarkov maps.
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TCL’s 115-inch TV is the projector alternative we need but we’ll have to wait
TCL’s latest big screen is available in China, but it won’t be launched worldwide this year.
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Microsoft Teams will now charge you to record and revisit old meetings
Companies wanting to make full use of Microsoft Teams are having to fork out for more than just one bill.
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Microsoft Outlook can now turn you into a languages expert with zero effort
Better and smarter translation is coming to Microsoft Outlook.
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An ancient Windows 7 PC is being blamed for cyberattack against UK armed forces supplier
LockBit compromised Zaun through a Windows 7 device that was used for manufacturing.
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VPN privacy: more than 70% of providers are breaching GDPR
PrivacyTutor’s research shows that many VPN companies don’t take their users’ privacy very seriously. Check if your software is actually safe.
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Starfield design director says players trust Bethesda after rough Fallout 76 launch
Starfield’s design director has said Bethesda regained the trust of players after Fallout 76’s “rough” repair job.
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