The Pentagon has successfully conducted two hypersonic test flights. The Talon-A aircraft reached speeds above Mach 5 and landed autonomously. It was the first reusable hypersonic technology since NASA’s X-15 program.
Bungie has given a preview of the upcoming content for the online shooter Destiny 2. The so-called “Year of Prophecy” will include two major expansions, but also many updates for the base game.
US intelligence chief Tulsi Gabbard used the same weak password for several online accounts for years. The easy-to-crack password contained a term that probably has a personal meaning for the politician.
In the future, a new chip could help to connect quantum computers over long distances – an important step on the way to the quantum internet. This is made possible by a novel interface in which rare atoms take on central tasks.
If you use the Fritzbox as a central storage system for the local network, the question naturally arises as to how the photos, videos and music stored on it can be conveniently used. FritzOS comes with the right media server tool for this – and here’s how it works.
Microsoft has confirmed a “critical service issue” in various Microsoft 365 services. However, the message initially only said that North America was affected, but users in Germany also reported restrictions.
How do high-performance AI chips worth 15 billion euros end up in China despite strict export controls? The US government is now planning drastic measures: Nvidia processors will also be monitored after they are sold.
Rockstar and its publisher Take2 have just announced the postponement of the release of the long-awaited sixth part of the Grand Theft Auto game series. As a small consolation, the second trailer for GTA VI has now been released.
YouTube is testing a new premium subscription for two people in select countries. The offer is intended to close a gap between individual and family subscriptions and is particularly aimed at couples who find themselves between individual subscriptions and family plans.
Shuhei Yoshida, former head of Sony’s gaming division, comments on rising game prices. He describes the price development as inevitable in view of growing development costs and inflation. At the same time, he advocates AA games with smaller teams.
