Mozilla, Stop Killing Games and more team up to tell the UK to stop making the internet worse

Multiple notable groups, including Stop Killing Games, Mozilla, the Electronic Frontier Foundation, and numerous others have come together to pressure the UK government to stop “[undermining] the open internet.” In a joint statement, 19 organisations (listed below) wrote that “the open Internet is a global public resource that has long since become foundational to the…

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Palit clarifies Galax closure claims were simply a ‘miscommunication’, and it is ‘already working on the next generations’ of graphics cards

If you recognise the name Galax, it’s probably because you’ve seen one of its graphics cards at some point. As PC gaming gear only gets more expensive, fans thought the brand was closing last week, but it now clarifies that it was all due to a misunderstanding. Last week, in a now-deleted tweet, Ronaldo Buassali…

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CCP Games is no more: EVE Online studio changes its name as it goes independent and enters an AI research partnership with Google DeepMind

Some big changes out of EVE Online developer CCP Games today, including that it is no longer called CCP Games: The studio has parted ways with Crimson Desert maker Pearl Abyss, entered into an AI research partnership with Google DeepMind, and ditched its nearly 30-year-old name, rebranding itself as Fenris Creations. Pearl Abyss acquired CCP—sorry,…

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Indie Selects for May 2026: Big Moments, Bold Games

Category: ID@Xbox May 6, 2026 Indie Selects for May 2026: Big Moments, Bold Games Amy Connors, Steven Allen, Jessica Ronnell, Raymond Estrada, Chloe Giusti – ID@Xbox Stunt Coordinators Every Wednesday, dive into the Indie Select Hub — your gateway to a fresh, curated indie collection plus four themed spotlights that rotate weekly! You can always…

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Using ‘trillions of anonymised productivity signals’, Microsoft thinks nearly half of people like AI in their work

Recently, Microsoft put out a new blog that attempts to educate/sell the notion of AI in the workplace, and perhaps most strangely, it admits to using huge swathes of anonymised data in the process. The blog, titled “How Frontier firms are rebuilding the operating model for the age of AI”, says that authors, editors, directors,…

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