White House claim that China is ‘engaged in deliberate, industrial-scale campaigns to distil US frontier AI systems’ called ‘pure slander’ by Chinese embassy

It looks like the US government might be getting a little more serious about tackling the growth and development of foreign AI companies, judging by a White House memo seen by the Financial Times. The memo reportedly says: “The US government has information indicating that foreign entities, principally based in China, are engaged in deliberate,…

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Gas power projects for just 11 US data center ‘campuses’ could emit more greenhouse gases than entire countries, according to report

While nuclear energy is often presented as the potential ‘clean’ solution for powering the vast number of US data centers currently under construction, the reality is that other, less sustainable energy solutions are often used to plug the gap. Wired has been examining air permits for several new natural gas projects linked to 11 data…

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Good news Silent Hill heads, Townfall is bringing firearms back as the devs promise combat and stealth will be on ‘equal footing’

Silent Hill: Townfall is the next window into Konami’s long-standing psychological horror series. But like Silent Hill f, Townfall seeks to do something slightly different, stepping towards full survival horror instead. The devs over at Screen Burn have been drip-feeding us more information as we draw closer to its release date, and this time lead…

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Final Fantasy 14’s patch notes sneak-peek is Square Enix’s classic formula of exciting quality-of-life changes and weirdly archaic systems

The first Final Fantasy 14 Fan Festival for the MMO’s next expansion kicks off today. We should be getting a little glimpse at a trailer, the expansion’s name, and more than likely producer Naoki Yoshida’s usual mind games with a t-shirt that’ll give some sort of hint about one of the new jobs. But first,…

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‘Hardcore PC enthusiasts are significantly underestimating the importance of software to the PC experience, like really, really seriously,’ says Intel Enthusiast VP

Intel’s Enthusiast Channel VP and GM Robert Hallock has told PC Games Hardware that we shouldn’t underestimate the impact software improvements could have on gaming performance. In other words, that perhaps our focus as gamers shouldn’t be so laser-focused on hardware: “I truly believe that the general PC gaming market and especially enthusiasts… are significantly…

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