Iran's targeting of major US tech companies' facilities across the Middle East marks the first time commercial data centres have become military targets in conflict. Companies must now weigh security risks against billions in planned investments.
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Atlassian is cutting 1,600 jobs (10% of its workforce) to fund AI investment and enterprise sales, as the software giant struggles with a stock price that has fallen 50% this year.
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Valve's new Steam Machine console will launch in 2026 with custom AMD hardware and support for full Steam library play. Rising memory costs could push pricing above $500, delaying launch plans.
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Valve disclosed that 5,863 games earned over $100,000 in revenue on Steam in 2025, continuing a five-year trend of increasing commercial viability for mid-tier titles.
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Microsoft is bringing its Xbox Mode interface to Windows 11 PCs across select markets in April, marking a major step in merging its console and PC gaming strategies ahead of next-generation hardware.
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Musical Beings has unveiled Tembo, a magnetic drum machine designed to make beatmaking intuitive for kids and beginners. The Kickstarter campaign launches today with pricing between $350 and $450.
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A celebrated indie RPG's physical edition has languished unfulfilled for over two years. Now the solo developer is taking legal action against the publisher.
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Solasta 2 enters early access on March 12, offering a fundamentally different take on D&D video gaming than Baldur's Gate 3—one built by a 40-person studio prioritising tactical combat over cinematic storytelling.
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Larry 'Major Nelson' Hryb, the public face of Xbox for nearly two decades, has joined the newly revived Commodore brand as Community Development Advisor, helping the company reconnect with its passionate fan base.
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Meta is deploying four generations of custom AI chips while simultaneously committing billions to Nvidia and AMD, betting it can engineer its way to cheaper AI infrastructure without abandoning proven external suppliers.
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Looking Glass is crowdfunding Musubi, a 7-inch holographic photo frame priced at $149 that uses AI-powered technology to turn regular photos into 3D holograms without requiring headsets or glasses.
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Microsoft has shown early developer kit images for Project Helix, its next-generation console that will run both Xbox and PC games, amid broader leadership changes at the gaming division.
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Intel has released XeSS 3.0 SDK to developers with impressive frame-generation features, yet continues to withhold the source code it promised years ago.
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LEGO has finally announced what fans have been clamouring for since 2020: a proper Mario minifigure. The news arrived on Mario Day, with both Nintendo and LEGO confirming traditional brick-scale figures are heading to stores in 2027.
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A coalition led by Google and Tesla claims the US power grid operates at just 53% capacity, wasting billions. They're lobbying regulators to adopt new technologies that could save consumers over $100 billion.
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A San Francisco court has ordered Perplexity to stop using its Comet browser to make purchases on Amazon, ruling the company accessed user accounts without platform authorisation.
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A new game called Pickmon has arrived on Steam with accusations of wholesale copying from Pokemon, Palworld, Breath of the Wild, and multiple fan artists. The brazenness suggests a cash-grab strategy with little regard for intellectual property.
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Australia's new age verification laws for adult content sites have prompted major platforms to block users entirely, while creators warn of lost income and privacy risks.
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Former Xbox executive Peter Moore has admitted to deliberately orchestrating the console wars between Microsoft and PlayStation, drawing from marketing lessons learned at Reebok.
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An events company founded by organisers of the January 6 rally has secured millions in federal government contracts under the Trump administration, according to reporting by Wired.
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