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Valorant reaches 14M active players and 500M games played
Riot Games said that its first-person shooter game Valorant has reached 14 million active PC players and half a billion games played.Read More
Infrastructure-as-code platform Oak9 raises $5.9M
Oak9, an infrastructure-as-code platform, has emerged from stealth with $5.9 million in venture capital backing.Read More
PrizePool raises $10M to reward people who save
PrizePool has created prize-linked savings accounts, and it has raised $10 million to help further its business.Read More
Nvidia RTX 3080 Ti review – Significantly faster than the RTX 3080
Nvidia comes back swinging with its new RTX Ti cards including the excellent and powerful RTX 3080 Ti, which is 17% faster than the 3080.Read More
New Lexus NX previewed ahead of June 11 reveal – Roadshow
Let’s not forget Lexus accidentally revealed the SUV in full earlier this year.
Microsoft expands low-cost broadband push to 8 cities to address racial, digital inequality – CNET
The Airband program is designed to provide inexpensive internet access and computers.
Nvidia GeForce RTX 3080 Ti tested: Raising 4K gaming to a new level – CNET
Say hello to triple-digit frame rates in high-res with the latest high-end GPU from Nvidia.
2022 Jaguar F-Type goes all V8, all the time – Roadshow
The turbo-four and supercharged V6 are out as Jag focuses on V8 power exclusively for its flagship sports car.
2021’s first solar eclipse will show off a ‘ring of fire’ in the sky – CNET
Some early-rising eclipse chasers might also get to see the sun show off its rarely seen horns and “shark fin” too.
FCC commissioner pushes for Big Tech to pay to close digital divide – CNET
Brendan Carr wants companies like Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Google to contribute to a federal subsidy program to help get more Americans online.