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Category: Computing

CDPR’s 3-Witcher, 6-Year Plan Is a Huge Bet on Unreal Engine
ComputingSoftwareTechnology

CDPR’s 3-Witcher, 6-Year Plan Is a Huge Bet on Unreal Engine

CD Projekt Red is sticking to its ambitious plan to release three new Witcher games within six years, starting with the launch of The Witcher 4. This rapid schedule hinges on their switch to Unreal Engine, but with multiple other projects in development, the promise is a massive one.

by Priya KapoorDecember 1, 2025
Gamers Were Wrong About Ray-Tracing – Here’s Why
ComputingInnovationTechnology

Gamers Were Wrong About Ray-Tracing – Here’s Why

Ray-tracing isn’t just a performance-hungry gimmick anymore. It’s becoming essential for realistic lighting and gameplay in modern titles. The technology has evolved beyond early limitations.

by Samuel KimNovember 29, 2025
5 Windows 11 features you should enable right now
ComputingInnovationSoftware

5 Windows 11 features you should enable right now

Windows 11 has some frustrating default settings, but you don’t have to live with them. A few quick tweaks can restore familiar functionality and add powerful features you’ll wonder how you lived without.

by Samuel KimNovember 29, 2025
Kensington’s New Thunderbolt 5 Docks Actually Bring Innovation
ComputingHardwareInnovation

Kensington’s New Thunderbolt 5 Docks Actually Bring Innovation

Kensington just unveiled two Thunderbolt 5 docking stations that actually bring fresh ideas to a crowded market. The 19-in-1 docks feature 80Gbps speeds, 140W power delivery, triple 4K monitor support, and even built-in M.2 SSD slots. They’re aiming to power both high-end Windows workstations and Ma

by Priya KapoorNovember 27, 2025
Microsoft Teams Getting Major Call Handling Upgrade in 2026
CloudComputingSoftware

Microsoft Teams Getting Major Call Handling Upgrade in 2026

Microsoft is preparing a significant behind-the-scenes upgrade to Teams’ calling system that promises faster startup times and improved meeting stability. The update introduces a new background process that separates calling features from the main application, with rollout beginning January 2026 acr

by Samuel KimNovember 25, 2025
Google’s Aluminium OS: Android Finally Comes to PCs
ComputingInnovationSoftware

Google’s Aluminium OS: Android Finally Comes to PCs

Google is developing Aluminium OS, a unified Android/ChromeOS platform for desktop computing. The project was officially announced in September 2023 at Qualcomm’s Snapdragon Summit. The AI-first operating system will power laptops, tablets, and compact desktop devices.

by Samuel KimNovember 25, 2025
AWS has way more data centers than anyone thought
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AWS has way more data centers than anyone thought

Amazon Web Services reportedly operates from over 900 data centers worldwide, far exceeding industry estimates. The massive footprint raises concerns about energy consumption and environmental impact as cloud computing continues expanding.

by Priya KapoorNovember 25, 2025
Microsoft’s Fara-7B Brings AI Agents to Your PC
AIComputingSoftware

Microsoft’s Fara-7B Brings AI Agents to Your PC

Microsoft is pushing AI agents directly onto PCs with Fara-7B, a compact model that automates tasks locally. The experimental release gives enterprises a preview of sensitive workflow automation without cloud data transmission while competing with larger models.

by Samuel KimNovember 25, 2025
Atlassian’s Four-Year Battle Against Dependency Hell
CloudComputingSoftware

Atlassian’s Four-Year Battle Against Dependency Hell

Atlassian revealed it’s spent four years tackling dangerous circular dependencies in its platform. The company’s disaster recovery simulation showed just how bad things were – and how much work remains.

by Priya KapoorNovember 25, 2025
Microsoft’s Copilot Gets a Polite Way to Say Goodbye
AIComputingSoftware

Microsoft’s Copilot Gets a Polite Way to Say Goodbye

Microsoft is building voice exit commands for Copilot that will let users end sessions by saying “bye” or “goodbye.” The feature pairs with the existing “Hey Copilot” wake phrase for completely hands-free interaction. It’s currently scheduled for preview in November 2025.

by Samuel KimNovember 24, 2025

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