Nintendo has officially announced the discontinuation of online servers for its 3DS and Wii U gaming consoles. This decision comes as a result of the company shifting its focus towards newer and more advanced systems.
The AI server industry is gearing up for a fierce competition with tech giant Apple as it aims to win business from the popular company in the upcoming iOS 18 release.
The highly anticipated Palworld Patch 0.1.5.1 has been released, bringing with it a number of fixes and improvements for players. The update is now available for download on PC, with plans for distribution to other platforms in the near future.
Helldivers 2, the highly-anticipated sequel to the popular cooperative top-down shooter, has been facing significant challenges with server issues, disconnects, and login errors since its launch last week.
Helldivers 2 on PS5 has received a new patch targeting matchmaking issues, making it easier for players to join games. Despite this effort, players are reporting that the game servers are still overwhelmed with the influx of new players.
Microsoft has developed new AI server gear in an effort to reduce reliance on Nvidia, according to a report by The Information. The tech giant’s move towards creating its own infrastructure for AI workloads marks a significant shift in the industry.
In a recent interview with Arrowhead CEO Johan Pilestedt, it was announced that Helldivers 2 has been facing some server problems since its release. Pilestedt acknowledged that these issues have been frustrating for players, but reassured them that the team is actively working to resolve them.
A recent security report has revealed that over 28,500 Microsoft Exchange servers are currently vulnerable to an actively exploited bug. This vulnerability has the potential to allow threat actors to gain unauthorized access to sensitive information stored on these servers.
# Helldivers 2 Players Experiencing ‘servers at capacity’ Error
Amidst the popularity surge of Helldivers 2, the developers have made a strategic decision to cap the number of concurrent players to around 450,000 in order to improve server stability.
