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Star Wars Zero Company is going all in on Clone customisation, but my favourite armour is restricted to the Deluxe Edition

While it’s one of the biggest games this year, new details on Star Wars Zero Company have been few and far between, even after the gameplay trailer at the start of June. That changed yesterday when developer Bit Reactor hosted a Discord Q&A answering the community’s questions on everything from the game’s length to permadeath….

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OpenAI admits several of its AI models breached testing and hacked into a startup’s network by themselves, calling it an ‘unprecedented cyber incident’

OpenAI has admitted that several of its AI models breached a “highly-isolated” test environment, gained access to the internet, and hacked Hugging Face’s internal network—describing it as an “unprecedented cyber incident.” Hugging Face, an open source platform for machine learning models and datasets, reported the security incident earlier this week, calling it “different from anything…

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Tomb Raider And Super Mario Come To The National Videogame Museum’s ‘Together We Play’ Exhibition

“Video games are now a huge global industry”. The UK’s National Videogame Museum is currently running a new event which opens up its gallery to players and fans via “a unique exhibition that puts personal videogame stories, memories andcollections”. ‘Together We Play’ kicked off on 18th July, and aims to celebrate “the communities, collections, friendships,…

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Someone has already got a regular Nvidia graphics card working on Windows on Arm thanks to RTX Spark drivers, though gaming performance doesn’t yet look ideal

For the longest time, Windows on Arm has been the purview of Snapdragon processors with Adreno CPUs (and occasionally some repurposed Mac silicon). A couple of months ago, though, Nvidia finally announced RTX Spark, an Arm processor with some real GPU grunt. And it seems that might have sparked (sorry) the onset of being able…

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