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Owlchemy Labs has launched a Lone Star-inspired update for Dimensional Double Shift, the first of many new Dimension Packs.

Wells Fargo's generative AI assistant, Fargo, surpassed 245 million interactions in 2024 using a model-agnostic architecture powered by Google's Flash 2.0. The bank's privacy-forward orchestration approach offers a bluep...

Team Liquid, the global esports organization, has unveiled a collaboration with Wildcard, the 2v2 action game with collectible card mechanics.

Dragon Snacks Games is coming out of stealth today to craft joyful, community-centered gaming experiences with social hubs.

Compared to DeepSeek R1, Llama-3.1-Nemotron-Ultra-253B shows competitive results despite having less than half the parameters.

Samsung announced that its 2025 gaming monitor lineup will be available for preorder starting today.

For game devs, the past 2.5 years of hardship and layoffs make it seem like gaming is falling apart. But that's not how the brands see it.

The Global Gaming League (GGL), a gaming and media company, has raised $10 million for matches with celebrity-owned teams.

Sony's XYN and Mocopi platforms enable devs to capture the real world and bring the data into a digital art creation easily.

DFC Intelligence, a game analyst firm with decades of experience, said it is lowering its Switch 2 unit sales forecast due to pricing concerns.

In an increasingly uncertain global market, product and growth leaders have a greater effect than ever on a company’s success, impacting not only business growth, but making business transformation possible. Amplitude'...

New open-source evaluation framework quantifies RAG pipeline performance with scientific metrics, helping enterprises cut through the AI hype cycle with objective measurements.

Colossal Biosciences, the de-extinction company, has announced that it has brought the dire wolf back from extinction.

Llama 4 continues to spread to other inference providers, but it's safe to say the initial release has not been a slam dunk.

Rescale secures $115 million in Series D funding to accelerate AI physics technology that speeds up engineering simulations by 1000x, backed by tech luminaries including Bezos and Altman.