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This week’s episode is a mix of internet instability, hardware shortages, and gaming announcements all colliding at once. Bots now officially outnumber humans online, according to Cloudflare, [...]

This week, we’re talking about bots overtaking human internet traffic, major security leaks, and chaos across the memory and hardware market. We also cover Valve stepping away from physical Steam [...]

This week, we’re talking AI-written code, Microsoft trying to win gamers back, and another wave of internet weirdness. From subscription price hikes and platform crackdowns to Steam hardware [...]

This week’s news somehow included AI writing most of a company’s code, a Cybertruck getting stuck in a lake, and another round of subscription price hikes nobody asked for. Tech companies [...]

This week, we’re diving into Pentagon AI partnerships, Blizzard’s controversial WoW pricing, and the latest gaming hardware and platform news. We also cover Steam’s controller return, changes to [...]

This week’s news cycle somehow managed to combine military AI contracts, gaming monetization debates, and a Steam hardware comeback all at once. Major AI companies are now officially working with [...]

This week feels like a bit of a reality check for tech. Security issues are stacking up, AI is starting to wear people out, and some long-standing parts of the industry—like physical media—are [...]

This week, we’re looking at growing security concerns across the internet, increasing fatigue around AI, and major shifts in how content is delivered and sold. From streaming and software changes [...]

If you’re like us, then you understand that most of the time, we’re talking about graphics and graphics cards. But your GPU can only take you so far. It’s the CPU that can take you even further, [...]

If it feels like PC hardware is getting more expensive again, you’re not wrong. AI demand is pushing memory prices up fast, and the ripple effects are starting to hit everything from servers to [...]