Three major tech giants, Qualcomm, Intel, and Google, have recently announced their collaboration in a mission to challenge NVIDIA’s dominance in the field of GPU computing. This strategic partnership aims to develop a unified programming model, known as oneAPI, to offer an alternative to NVIDIA’s CUDA platform.
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Epic Games has recently announced a groundbreaking new pricing plan for non-game developers who wish to use their Unreal Engine software. This move comes as part of Epic’s efforts to expand the reach of their powerful game development tool, allowing individuals and companies from a wide range of industries to take advantage of its capabilities.
Warner Bros. has recently announced its plans to increase focus on free-to-play and live service games in the coming years. The company is looking to expand its reach in the gaming industry by distributing more titles that fall under these categories.
NASA’s $2 billion plan to refuel satellites in orbit using robotic arms has hit a major roadblock. Despite an ambitious vision, the project is now facing significant distribution issues, with a decade of work seemingly in shambles.
Several major tech companies have announced plans to phase out traditional mobile apps in the near future. Instead, they are looking to shift towards more streamlined and efficient methods of distributing services to users.
Convenience for Customers
With the new printer rental subscription plan, customers can enjoy the convenience of having a printer in their home or office without the commitment of purchasing a device outright. This allows for greater flexibility and cost-effectiveness for those who only need occasional printing services.
Reversal of Decision
In a statement released earlier today, Apple acknowledged the concerns raised by the EU regarding the potential impact of banning web apps on competition within the market. The company expressed its commitment to ensuring a level playing field for all developers, both on its platform and elsewhere.
Electronic Arts (EA) has announced plans to lay off approximately five percent of its workforce as part of a restructuring plan. The layoffs are expected to affect employees across various departments within the company.
WordPress and Tumblr, two popular blogging platforms, have announced their intentions to sell user-generated content to artificial intelligence (AI) companies. This move, which has sparked controversy among users, raises questions about data privacy and ownership.
In a bold move to assert its dominance over the digital advertising space, Meta, previously known as Facebook, has recently announced plans to implement a 30% fee on boosted posts purchased through the App Store. This decision has raised eyebrows across the tech industry and now, Apple has stepped forward to respond to these developments.
