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Control Resonant is Remedy's most successful Steam launch ever
Posted on Tuesday September 29, 2026
According to SteamDB, the sequel to Remedy Entertainment's award-winning 2019 shooter has quadrupled its predecessor's peak player count on Steam mere days after its September 24 launch. Control Resonant peaked at approximately 42,799 players, compared with 9,193 for Control Ultimate Edition.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
ASML says AI's effect on chipmaking will unfold over the next 10 to 15 years, not overnight
Posted on Tuesday September 29, 2026
One planned upgrade is a larger mirror aperture in ASML's extreme ultraviolet lithography systems. Larger apertures would let the tools focus EUV light more precisely, supporting finer patterning and future leading-edge manufacturing processes.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
The Netherlands is building its own Linux OS to break free from Microsoft
Posted on Tuesday September 29, 2026
The Dutch government is trying to solve its digital sovereignty problem with its own Linux operating system. A local source recently highlighted the development efforts being poured into NixOS, a Linux distro that originated as a package manager created by Dutch developers. The idea is that US-based software solutions, most...Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
US drivers are finally getting the adaptive headlights Europe has had for years
Posted on Tuesday September 29, 2026
Rather than switching between high and low beams, ADBs can dim or shut off only the parts of the beam that would reach another driver's eyes while keeping the rest of the road illuminated. That can be especially useful on rural two-lane roads and curves, where standard low beams often...Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
The Nintendo 64 turns 30 today, and we're feeling old
Posted on Tuesday September 29, 2026
Nintendo's new cartridge-based machine had landed in Japan three months earlier, and now it was time for North America to experience 64-bit console gaming. The hype machine had been in full swing all summer and by the time fall arrived, anticipation had reached a fever pitch.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
You can now destroy your least favorite website, thanks to this free browser game
Posted on Tuesday September 29, 2026
The game, aptly called Destroy Any Website, puts you in control of a heavily armed stickman who can walk, jump, and hover across almost any website while destroying it using an array of weapons.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
SpaceX's Starship finally reaches orbit and puts 26 Starlink satellites into space
Posted on Tuesday September 29, 2026
Starship lifted off from SpaceX's Starbase facility in South Texas as its Super Heavy booster, powered by 33 Raptor engines, sent the 407-foot rocket east over the Gulf of Mexico. The booster separated from Starship and turned back toward the Texas coast, later splashing down in the Gulf.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Firefox 157 rolls out Mozilla's biggest visual refresh in years
Posted on Tuesday September 29, 2026
The latest Firefox release introduces a visual refresh across toolbars, menus, and the sidebar, alongside new themes and a compact mode with tighter tabs and toolbar spacing. The update also adds hardware AV1 decoding for WebRTC video calls.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
One of the first Ryzen AI Max+ Pro 495 PCs costs $7,399 and comes with 192GB of unified memory
Posted on Tuesday September 29, 2026
The MS-S1 MAX-P495 is built for buyers running demanding AI workloads locally, not for typical desktop users. Its design shows how AMD's high-memory Halo platform is being positioned for specialized AI and workstation tasks, where large shared memory pools can matter as much as raw compute performance.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
US Army backs humanoid robot with ballistic protection for future battlefield missions
Posted on Tuesday September 29, 2026
Autonomy and AI are becoming increasingly important elements of today's military forces. We're seeing the likes of drones, turrets, and even vehicles such as aircraft and boats operating with minimal human control.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »