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New Borderlands 4 patch notes bring PC performance fixes, endgame updates
By Brendan Lowry published
News Borderlands 4 has received a new update patch that addresses performance issues on PC, but console players are still waiting for fixes.

Anthropic report reveals global AI adoption
By Adam Hales published
AI Anthropic's latest report reveals a seismic shift in AI adoption, with Israel leading global usage rates and the U.S. emerging sixth.

A hit indie dev LONG missing from Xbox now pledges multiple games
By Adam Hales published
Gaming Dusk is finally coming to Xbox Series X|S and Xbox Ally, with 4K visuals, 120 FPS, and New Blood Interactive’s full Xbox Play Anywhere support.

NVIDIA's new AI GPU hit by a fresh round of Chinese regulation
By Cale Hunt published
AI Chinese officials have reportedly ordered top tech firms to stop buying and testing NVIDIA's new RTX Pro 6000D AI GPU.

Here's everything you need to know about Windows 10's 'End of Life'
By Zac Bowden, Ben Wilson published
Windows 10 As Microsoft prepares to cut support for Windows 10, millions face potential risks. Here's how you can prepare your PC before the 'End of Life' cutoff date.

Xbox's Gaming Copilot now rolling out to ALMOST all players
By Zachary Boddy published
Gaming After months of testing with Xbox Insiders, the Xbox Gaming Copilot is now rolling out to general users in a beta form, starting with the Xbox Game Bar on PC.

This modder transformed his Legion Go handheld into a gaming laptop
By Cale Hunt published
Handhelds The Legion Go is a versatile gaming handheld thanks to its removable controllers, but did you ever think you'd see it turned into a laptop?

Star Citizen faces backlash over paid 'Flight Blades' microtransactions
By Adam Hales published
Gaming Star Citizen faces fresh backlash, reigniting debate over its billion-dollar, decade-long development.

Valve is ending support for Steam on Windows 10, but only for 32-bit based systems
By Zac Bowden published
If you're still using a 32-bit version of Windows 10 in 2025 and like to game on it, we've got some bad news for you. Valve is ending support for the 32-bit client next year.

Intel and NVIDIA are building jointly developed x86 CPUs fused with RTX GPUs
By Zac Bowden published
Intel NVIDIA is partnering up with Intel to product new chips that fuse x86 Intel CPUs with RTX GPUs in an attempt to compete with AMD APUs, along with helping Intel stay afloat in its fight with TSMC.
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