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Fallout 3 Remastered Release Date Leaked via Toy

A new toy listing from McFarlane Toys has inadvertently revealed the release date for Fallout 3 Remastered, pointing to a summer launch, as Bethesda remains silent on the highly anticipated game.

Resident Evil Requiem: 12,350 Years Played in 10 Days

Capcom's Resident Evil Requiem has achieved staggering player engagement, with over 12,350 years of collective playtime recorded in just 10 days post-launch. The game broke Steam sales records and outperformed multiplayer titles, solidifying its status as

Apple's 50-Year Tech Legacy: Hits and Misses

From the Apple II to the iPhone, Apple has defined consumer tech for half a century. This article explores five groundbreaking successes and five surprising failures that shaped the company's journey.

Gaming Community Awaits Next Super Mario Announcement

Readers discuss the anticipation for Nintendo's next major Super Mario game announcement, while expressing concerns over rising amiibo prices, developer job losses, and industry trends like dynamic pricing and premium consoles.

Shifting Focus to Support Female Entrepreneurs in Scaling

Former FinnCap CEO Sam Smith argues the critical challenge for female founders isn't just initial funding but scaling businesses beyond £50m in revenue, with initiatives like The Superscalers and Women Who Scale aiming to bridge this gap.

Anthropic Sues Pentagon Over AI Blacklisting

AI firm Anthropic files lawsuits against Pentagon over blacklisting, alleging retaliation for restricting military use of its Claude technology in unprecedented constitutional challenge.

Slay The Spire 2 Review: Refined Sequel Builds On Original

Slay The Spire 2 has achieved massive success in early access, attracting half a million concurrent players on Steam. While it feels more like an expansion than a revolution, the sequel offers improved visuals, refined gameplay, and new content that makes

UK AI Investment Boom: 'Phantom' Deals Exposed

A Guardian investigation reveals the UK's multibillion-pound AI drive relies on questionable investments, rented datacentres, and a 'supercomputer' site that remains a scaffolding yard.

UK AI Supercomputer Site Still a Scaffolding Yard

A promised hyperscale AI supercomputer in Essex remains a depot for scrap metal and pylons, raising questions about the UK's multibillion-dollar AI investments and the reality behind tech company narratives.

Nscale raises $2bn, Sandberg and Clegg join board

British AI datacentre startup Nscale has secured $2bn in funding, boosting its valuation to $14.6bn. Former Meta executives Sheryl Sandberg and Nick Clegg have joined its board, supporting UK AI ambitions.

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