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Ubisoft's ground-up remake starts with nearly 100,000 concurrent players, outpacing Shadows and Odyssey and giving the publisher a needed win.
AI can draft software from plain-English prompts, but Vogels argues humans must catch every regulated or safety-critical mistake.
NASA's rover found the Red Planet's first observed sulfur crystals, and a Science paper traces them to deep magma activity 3 billion years ago.
A new study shows light sensitivity can persist for hours postmortem, strengthening the transplant pathway for vision restoration.
The first Quasi-Moon photo from Kamo‘oalewa turns a theoretical target into something mission planners can actually study.
The asset manager just won major mandates in retirement plans, underscoring why the race for retirement assets is getting brutal.
A Deluxe Hardcover Edition cover reveal ties Thief VR: Legacy of Shadows to Thief II, expanding the franchise while it stays player-first.
A new paper argues Mars’ ancient clay at Oxia Planum could preserve evidence, and Europe is planning the landing.
A full-priced single-player remake now greets you with a monetization store, battle-pass-like tracks, and weekly grind.
A new powerplant signals Ruf wants next-gen identity, not just Porsche upgrades, and regulators already treat it as its own maker.
A former transport secretary argues Burnham's time away from Westminster won't leave him “unprepared” for government.
Talisman Design’s Crowd Supply campaign brings keyboard-first “old-school” computing back in pocketable form.
