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Directive 8020 is Dark Pictures' most ambitious entry yet – and its most forgiving

Supermassive Games' latest entry in The Dark Pictures Anthology, Directive 8020, is a welcome evolution of the interactive survival horror series. But while new stealth mechanics and its forgivin [...]

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Moonshot AI's new Kimi K2.6 swarms your complex tasks with 1,000 collaborating agents

Kimi K2.6's impressive new capabilities could redefine how developers approach complex, multi-step engineering workflows. [...]

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Why recovery readiness has become the new standard for cyber resilience

As outages become more expensive and frequent, recovery readiness is emerging as the true measure of resilience. [...]

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There are 36 new Netflix movies coming in January – catch these 3 blockbusters with over 90% on Rotten Tomatoes first

Stream 12 Years a Slave and Dune this January and start 2026 with back-to-back blockbusters. [...]

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What is Bluetooth 6.0? How the new audio connectivity standard changes the way you listen

Bluetooth 6 is gaining traction in audio, but its best features still depend on new hardware. [...]

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I tried Ultrahuman’s new air quality monitor, and it helped me crack the code to a restful night’s sleep

Ultrahuman Home helped me crack the code to a good night’s sleep, but its lack of smart home features disappoints [...]

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Co-founder of CD Projekt Michał Kiciński has acquired GOG, the company's game storefront

Michał Kiciński, co-founder of CD Projekt, has acquired total ownership of the DRM-free video game storefront GOG. The digital video game platform was started by CD Projekt in 2008 with a stated mis [...]

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Study reveals just how much AI slop is on YouTube

New research shows YouTube’s algorithm is heavily promoting low-quality AI-generated and “brainrot” videos, making up a large share of what new users see. [...]

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New 'serial' tech will significantly reduce the cost of memory — HBM memory, that is, the sort of RAM only AI hyperscalers can use, but hey, at least they won't go after consumer RAM, or would they?

SPHBM4 uses serialization and organic substrates to lower HBM packaging costs while keeping bandwidth memory exclusive to hyperscale AI systems. [...]

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