The Stream Team: The start of a new AQ3D Dragonslayer
A dragon class in AQ3D? Sign Massively OP’s MJ up! Oh, wait, it’s a Dragonslayer? Uh, that’s a little bit opposite of what she wants,...
Betawatch: Dysterra enters another beta testing phase
It’s time to test Dysterra, don’t you know? If you have been eagerly looking forward to a chance to get in on the game’s testing, we...
World of Warcraft’s Shadowlands Season 4 Raid Loot Changes Want to Get Rid of Bad Luck
World of Warcraft Shadowlands season 4 will feature some raid loot changes, including upgrades for Heroic and Mythic and a limited currency that lets you...
Book of Travels Gets a Tech Blog, Which Informs Some About What’s Been Happening in Development
If you understand tech updates and git comments, the latest Book of Travels devblog is for you, as Might and Delight focuses on a tech...
Profane Details the Portinus, Shows off New Screenshots and Says Combat Testing is ‘Close’
This week, the Profane team has teased with new work in progress gameplay footage and announced that a first combat test with community involvement is...
Trove brings back the Spring Fling event on all platforms and kicks off season 3 of Bomber Royale on PC
Whether you like to throw flower spawners or bombs, Trove has got you covered, at least assuming you like doing the former activity on all...
Menma’s TERA emulator awaits those who are looking for a new home before the MMO’s PC shutdown
With news that TERA is going to be sunsetting on PC in June, one of the common questions asked by soon-to-be refugees is if there’s...
A Peek At The NVIDIA H100 Hopper GPU
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NVIDIA H100 Hopper GPU With 80GB HBM3 Gets Pictured And It’s A Beast
At GTC in March, NVIDIA announced its baddest GPU to date: Hopper H100. Named after US Navy Rear Admiral Grace Hopper, it was announced alongside an upcoming CPU product called Grace. Hopper isn’t quite the biggest GPU NVIDIA has ever created—by a scant few square millimeters—but it’s certainly the fastest.
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Computer Scientists Claim To Have Found A Foolproof Way Of Detecting Deepfake Videos
As machine learning technology has proliferated and improved, some potentially alarming use-cases have come to the forefront. One such use case is the ability to produce images, video, and audio that replicate a person’s physical appearance, facial expressions and voice, in the creation of what are commonly referred to as deepfakes. Deepfakes