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Running Windows 95 on a PlayStation 2: A Modder's Adventures
A daring modder attempts to run Windows 95 on a PlayStation 2, leading to entertaining technical challenges.
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A daring modder attempts to run Windows 95 on a PlayStation 2, leading to entertaining technical challenges.
Apple has introduced a tiered commission structure for App Store developers in response to hefty EU fines, facing criticism from Epic Games' Tim Sweeney for being unlawful.
Denmark takes a significant step by enabling individuals ownership over their likeness to combat the misuse of AI-generated content.
The adjournment of the Singapore case involving fraudulent AI chip shipments to China gives authorities more time for investigation.
Recent tests reveal that SteamOS is achieving superior performance in gaming compared to Windows, sparking interest in its potential as a standalone desktop OS.
Researchers develop a GPU-run procedural method that generates a vast amount of realistic vegetation from a tiny amount of data, marking a significant breakthrough in graphics technology.
Getty Images has dropped its primary copyright claims against Stability AI's Stable Diffusion, seeking to strengthen its case amid ongoing legal battles.
Chinese manufacturer Colorful introduces its new colorful Meow series graphics cards, highlighted by the vibrant orange RTX 5050 adorned with cat motifs.
Micron's new 2600 SSD model promises significant speed improvements, boasting up to 63% faster sequential write speeds compared to its competitors.
The next iteration of Logitech's popular MX Master mouse series surfaces in an official database, hinting at a potential release.
Former Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger shares insights on his unexpected exit and envisions a future where traditional, AI, and quantum computing coexist.
Intel is rumored to launch its Nova Lake CPUs with a gaming-friendly cache memory tile as a response to AMD's X3D series.
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