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Posted onNASA and ESA have released new images from the Hubble Space Telescope of a comet breaking up as it exits the solar system, captured as part of study recently published in the journal Icarus. The images are notable not only because they offer a more detailed view of the inside of a comet, which could…
Aprils PS Plus Monthly Games include Lords of the Fallen and a trio of remastered Tomb Raider ports
Posted onSony just revealed a trio of and it’s a pretty stacked lineup. These will all be playable on April 7 for subscribers on any tier. After downloading, the games will stay in a player’s library as long as the subscription remains active. First up, there’s Lords of the Fallen for PS5. This is a sequel…
Apple speeds up the iPad Air with an M4 upgrade, starting at $599 | TechCrunch
Posted onApple on Monday unveiled a new iPad Air that’s powered by the M4 chip. The company says the device is designed to be faster, thanks to an updated neural engine and more memory, making it better for AI uses. This Air is said to be 30% faster than the M3 iPad Air and 2.3x faster…
Anthropic will invest $50 billion in building AI data centers in the US
Posted onAnthropic just announced plans to put $50 billion toward bolstering computing infrastructure in the US. As part of the initiative, the company is working with the AI cloud platform Fluidstack to build datacenters in Texas and New York, “with more sites to come.” The data centers will come online throughout 2026 and create 800 jobs,…
The Morning After: The first Zelda movie looks like this
Posted onWhile unofficial videos from filming The Legend of Zelda hit the internet first, Nintendo also unveiled the first images of its live-action project. One photo shows Link and Zelda amid the hills of New Zealand — if you’ve got characters with Elven ears, you have to film in NZ. Nintendo As Engadget’s Nathan Ingraham notes,…
Delve whistleblower strikes again, with alleged receipts about fake compliance | TechCrunch
Posted onA day after Delve’s founder and CEO Karun Kaushik published a lengthy post on X denying allegations that the startup was faking evidence for its customers’ compliance audits, the anonymous accuser posted again. The accuser, who goes by the name DeepDelver, doubled down and presented alleged receipts including a video and Slack messages. DeepDelver also…
