On AMD Threadripper Pro 9995WX, we ran 400 copies of Doom simultaneously — or 8 copies of Crysis
When the processor is so powerful that you can run hundreds of games and not notice the load. AMD Threadripper Pro 9995WX for $11700 is unlikely to be purchased by gamers, but it is capable of setting records in games.
North Korean hackers are trying to get a job at Binance every day
North Korean hackers, the most famous of which are Lazarus Group, began to turn their attention to cryptocurrencies two or three years ago. Recently, they have also focused on the job market. Jimmy Su, Chief Security Officer at Binance, explained how the exchange detects North Korean hackers posing as candidates for open positions. He also…
You'll be surprised: how much has the Trump family earned on cryptocurrencies?
In July, Bloomberg wrote that the family of the US President earned $620 million on participating in or investing in cryptocurrency projects. But The New Yorker conducted its own investigation based on official financial documents. The journalists believe that the number of their colleagues is too low. According to The New Yorker’s estimates,…
Tesla's Fremont plant: guns, alcohol and drugs, harassment and racism in a former police officer's lawsuit
A former police officer and former head of security at Tesla’s Fremont plant in the United States is suing over systematic violations of the law at the company.
Gamer reveals a 12-year-old GTA 5 mystery that was originally the "key" to 100% completion of the game
For almost 12 years, GTA fans could not understand what Rockstar expected from them with the mystery of Mount Chiliad. Strange symbols raised more questions than answers.
133-year-old Kodak may finally disappear due to debt
Kodak, which has been a symbol of photography for over 133 years, is on the verge of financial collapse. In its latest financial report, it explicitly stated that it does not have enough funds to repay its debt obligations. This casts “serious doubt about the company’s ability to continue as a going concern.”
The second season of Wednesday will bring back the character killed and loved by fans — trailer for the final episodes
Netflix has released a trailer for the final episodes of the second season of Wednesday — the video does not feature Gaga, as promised by the showrunners, but one familiar character suddenly comes to life.
Thai horror in the style of Little Nightmares — released trailer of Kumarn: The Wandering Spirit
The indie studio from Thailand has announced its Little Nightmares — the gloomy Kumarn: The Wandering Spirit, inspired by Thai folklore.
Intel launches patriotic branding amid allegations of ties to China
Intel has decided to emphasize its commitment to manufacturing and technology development in the United States. This has become especially important after the recent political events surrounding the company.
Robotic thread finds kidney stones and dissolves them
Kidney stones can be a serious problem, especially if they cannot be removed with oral medications.
Modder creates "portable" 12.5" console with NVIDIA RTX 4090 for laptops
Fans of portable consoles don’t get many chances to play on a top-of-the-line NVIDIA graphics card. This mod demonstrates why with its size.
The creator of the series "Alien: Earth" got a "secret" cameo in the first episodes
The showrunner of Alien: Earth” series Noah Hawley decided not to stay offscreen and took a role in the first episodes. It’s a small role, but it’s closely related to one of the main characters.
PS Plus gets 11 more new games in August — including Mortal Kombat 1 and Marvel's Spider-Man
In August, PS Plus subscribers will receive 11 new games, of which we’ll tell you about 10. Below we’ll tell you why.
OpenAI also wants to get into the head: Sam Altman plans a competitor to Neuralink
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman is preparing to create a new company, Merge Labs, with partners to compete with Elon Musk’s Neuralink. With the financial support of OpenAI, this startup will develop a brain-computer interface. It is reported by The Financial Post.
Diabetic patient starts producing insulin on his own after implantation of genetically modified cells
A man from type 1 diabetes mellitus became the world’s first patient to start producing his own insulin after transplantation of genetically modified cells.
Folding Google Pixel 10 Pro Fold in the official video
A week before the expected release, Google officially showed off the Pixel 10 Pro Fold, effectively eliminating all doubts about the design and release time.
A new Gothic from the Germans? Asterfel, a 2000s-style action RPG with open world and mutants, is announced
The German indie studio presented its first game — Asterfel, an early 2000s-style action RPG with an atmosphere similar to the Gothic series.
Chinese manufacturer will pay customers for waiting for new cars — you can "earn" $100 in 2 weeks
Customers who do not receive their car within a month can expect to pay $7 for each additional day of waiting — or about $100 for two weeks.Onvo, a sub-brand of Nio, has introduced this innovation to retain potential customers electric SUV L90 and L60.
"Quantum Lie Detector": test allows to distinguish real quantum computers from imitators
Dutch and Chinese physicists have developed a test to see, if the large quantum system corresponds to the principles of quantum mechanics, or only imitates them.
A red-haired James Bond? Amazon is "testing" 37-year-old Scott Rose-Marsh as the new 007 agent
If you’re tired of the strange rumors that Amazon founder Jeff Bezos is promoting his wife to play Bond girl, here’s a new one — we can see the red-haired 007 agent for the first time.
Battlefield 6's second beta with new maps and modes launched
Battlefield 6 has started its second open beta — four days of new maps and modes ahead. This is the last chance to play for free…
Escaped from Last of Us: rabbits with terrifying tentacles are spreading in Colorado
In the US state of Colorado, rabbits with unusual spiny black tentacles on their faces.
PS Store Announces Gamescom Sale with Up to -90% Off — Bloodborne, Destiny 2, and More
Sony has launched a sale on the PS Store in honor of the annual Gamescom 2025 exhibition. This is a chance to pick up top titles at nice prices.
Scientists use "black metal" to improve solar energy by 15 times
American researchers from the University of Rochester have used ferrous metal in a new design of solar thermoelectric generators.
ChatGPT returns the choice of models, but it's not that simple
Last week OpenAI has launched a new AI model GPT-5 although not all users liked it. Many people complained that the GPT-5 version had lost its creativity and personality and began to resemble an office clerk. In response to these complaints, the company promised make it possible to choose your favorite model. And now OpenAI has added a new feature…
Silicon Valley bosses pay up to $50,000 to raise 'smart' babies, — WSJ
Silicon Valley tech executives have taken a liking to a new genetic screening service that tests the IQ of embryos and allegedly allows customers to get “smarter” children.
The fantasy action movie "Red Sonja" received 55% on Rotten Tomatoes — twice the rating of the 1980s "original"
“Red Sonja” — is a relaunch of the classic 1985 fantasy action movie, which features the Devil with a Sword played by Matilda Loots. Interestingly, the actress herself has received a lot of praise from critics, while the overall reviews of the film are not impressive.
Samsung launches Odyssey OLED G6 500 Hz monitor and Odyssey G7 lineup
Samsung announced the expansion of the monitor lines for gamers and the launch of three new models at once: Odyssey OLED G6 (G60SF) with a record-breaking 500Hz refresh rate, and two curved models of Odyssey G7 (G75F).
Xiaomi unveiled Poco M7 Plus and M7 4G with 7000 mAh Si-C battery
Xiaomi Poco brand has introduced a pair of new smartphones, Poco M7 Plus and M7 4G, which focus on autonomy. The new products have a 7000 mAh battery based on Si-C technology, which provides higher energy density and better cell endurance than conventional lithium-ion batteries. It supports 33W fast charging and 18W reverse charging, which allows…
ARM unveils NSS — neural resolution scaling technology for weak devices
ARM’s neural supersampling technology will be integrated into processors starting in 2026. NSS is closer to AMD FSR4 because it requires an artificial intelligence calculator.
Leon Kennedy will appear in Resident Evil 9, but for the last time for the franchise, — insider
One of the most famous and beloved faces of Resident Evil, Leon Kennedy, may disappear from the franchise. An insider says that after Requiem, he will participate in the main events of the series.
Perplexity offers Google to sell Chrome for $34.5 billion
Perplexity, a company specializing in AI search, has made a surprise offer to Google to sell the Chrome browser for $34.5 billion. Its representative confirmed this intention.
New OPPO Reno14 5G and FS 5G are already in Ukraine: from 25 thousand UAH and a gift in the package
OPPO AED Ukraine announced its entry into the Ukrainian market a new line of Reno14 smartphones. Until August 24, when ordering the Reno14 5G and Reno14 FS 5G models, you can get an OPPO Watch X smartwatch as a gift.
Deadpool vs. Dr. Doom? Ryan Reynolds hints at role in Avengers: Day of Judgment" with a mysterious logo
Ryan Reynolds teases fans with a possible appearance of Deadpool in the upcoming Avengers: Day of Judgment”. Users are trying to solve his post on Instagram.
McDonald's instead of IT: Programming students in the US can't find a job in their specialty
In the early 2010s, billionaires, tech company bosses, and even politicians urged young people to learn programming as a guarantee of future employment and six-figure salaries. However, all of this advice did not take into account the emergence of AI and its impact on the IT industry, which is currently facing numerous layoffs.
"Diia.Card" launched in Ukraine: a single card for (almost) all government payments
In Ukraine, the following has been launched long promised “Diia.Card”. This is a universal multi-account card for all government payments. About its launch said Minister of Digital Transformation of Ukraine Mykhailo Fedorov.
NVIDIA RTX 5090 caught fire while playing Battlefield 6 — it wasn't the power connector
Battlefield 6 lit the NVIDIA RTX 5090 on fire, literally — the Zotac video card burned for 10 seconds. This time, the problem was deeper than the power connectors, also literally.
"Ozempik and other weight loss drugs cause sudden vision loss, — study
A number of recent studies indicate that popular weight loss drugs such as “Ozempik, Vegovi and Mounjaro, also known as semaglutide and tirzepatide, can cause an increased risk of eye diseases and even lead to vision loss.
Horror movie "Weapons" to get prequel about Aunt Gladys and the story of "the birth of chaos", — THR
One of the most creepy characters in the horror movie Weapons may get a prequel with an origin story.
Isometric games sale continues on Steam — Disco Elysium, Wasteland and others with discounts up to -90% off
Steam has launched the Isometric Games Festival — for fans of RPGs, strategies, and indie projects with a top-down view.
Pirates of the Caribbean 6: Johnny Depp will reprise the role of Jack Sparrow on one condition
The producer of the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise has revealed that Johnny Depp is ready to return to work with Disney and reprise his role as Jack Sparrow in the new movie of the franchise. However, there is one and quite simple condition for this — a good script.
AMD's new Radeon RX 9060 beats RTX 5050 and almost catches up with 5060
The new AMD Radeon RX 9060 8GB video card (without XT) is the fifth model in the RDNA 4 family. It appeared on store shelves rather quietly, without a loud debut. Like the RX 9070 GRE before it, this video card is aimed at the OEM segment — ready-made computers that can be purchased as a complete set.
Cyborg conveyor: scientists have created a device for rapid chipping of cockroaches
Researchers from Japan and Singapore have created a conveyor for quick chipping of cockroaches and their subsequent remote control.
The developer adapted his sleep to Claude's limits and accelerated code writing by 10 times
A programmer decides to adapt his life and sleep to Claude’s limits. The developer works on the project as long as he can send free requests, and then waits.
Consequences of AI development: electricity prices in the US increased by up to 36%, depending on the state
In the United States, amid rapid development of AI technologies there is an increase in electricity consumption and, as a result, an increase in electricity prices.
Google brings back offline interviews for IT professionals due to AI fraud "behind the scenes"
In recent years, online interviews have become the norm in the IT industry and a fast way to hire, given the popularity of remote work. However, a problem has emerged that could set all these advances back a couple of steps.
Circle has developed its own blockchain for stablecoins — ARC
Circle, the New York-based company behind stablecoin USDC, has announced the launch of its own Layer-1 blockchain called ARC. This solution is designed for financial mechanisms related to stablecoins. The test network will be launched this fall.
BNB price to exceed $2 thousand, — Hash Global report
The native token of Binance crypto exchange and BNB Chain called Binance Coin (or BNB) may break through to $2 thousand or even higher. According to a report by investment firm Hash Global, the token is ready for a price of $2039.58, which is 155% higher than the current price of $852. On the back of this news, the price of BNB has already jumped…
Gameplay of the adventure game The Lost Heaven: like The Last of Us, but in China and with robots
The Chinese studio decided to make The Last of Us “at home”, so it presented a new adventure game The Lost Heaven with giant robots and interstellar immigrants.
Scientists find out, why NASA rovers keep getting stuck on other planets
American engineers from the University of Wisconsin-Madison have discovered a flaw in the method of testing NASA’s rovers on Earth.
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