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Steam Hardware Survey's Origin: How Half-Life 2 Changed PC Gaming Data Forever
Discover how Valve's need for player hardware data during Half-Life 2's development led to the creation of the Steam Hardware Survey. This pioneering tool, launched in 2003, transformed from a development necessity into an industry-standard benchmark that continues to shape PC gaming.
Tesla Cybertruck's Reliability Crisis: Six Recalls in Eight Months Raise Serious Concerns
Tesla's Cybertruck has accumulated six recalls since its December launch, ranking in the bottom 9% of 2024 vehicles for reliability. The latest hardware recall affects over 2,400 units and comes amid declining resale values and delivery numbers falling short of projections.
The Hidden Cost of Free Email: Gmail's Invasive Ad Problem
As Gmail's advertising becomes increasingly aggressive, users grapple with privacy concerns and data harvesting practices. While the email service remains free, many are questioning whether the trade-off of personal data for convenience is worth it.
Huawei's New Smartphone Signals Growing Tech Divide Between China and US
Chinese tech giant Huawei prepares to launch a smartphone running entirely on its homegrown HarmonyOS, marking a decisive break from US technology dependence. The move highlights the accelerating technological decoupling between the two nations as China pushes for self-reliance in critical sectors.
Sony Plans PS5 Streaming Handheld to Challenge Nintendo Switch
Sony is reportedly developing a new handheld gaming device focused on streaming PlayStation 5 games remotely, aiming to compete with Nintendo's Switch. Unlike previous Sony portables, this unannounced device would leverage PS5's processing power for high-quality mobile gaming.
Nvidia CEO: AI Hallucinations Won't Be Solved for Years Despite Computing Advances
Jensen Huang explains that eliminating AI hallucinations requires massive increases in computing power and remains years away from resolution. The Nvidia CEO outlines key AI development phases while defending GPU pricing and revealing the critical role of computational scaling.
Revolutionary RISC-V 'Universal Processor' Promises to Unify CPU, GPU and FPGA Functions
Startup Ubitium announces plans for a groundbreaking processor that combines multiple computing capabilities into a single unified RISC-V architecture. Despite ambitious goals and veteran leadership, the company faces significant funding and development challenges to bring this innovative chip to market by 2026.
Stalker 2 GPU Performance Analysis: A Demanding Test for Modern Gaming Hardware
The highly anticipated Stalker 2: Heart of Chornobyl pushes gaming PCs to their limits with its stunning visuals and intensive hardware requirements. Our benchmark testing reveals the game's demanding nature, suggesting even high-end systems may struggle to maintain optimal performance at maximum settings.
Microsoft Tests AI-Powered Recall Search Feature with Limited Release
Microsoft rolls out Recall, an AI-driven screenshot search feature, to select Copilot+ PC users with Snapdragon processors. While showing promise in core functionality, early testing reveals various limitations including inconsistent search results and performance issues.