Steam delivered 2 billion Blu-rays worth of downloads in 2025

From PC World: When was the last time you bought a PC game at a brick-and-mortar retail store? I know I bought the original Gears of War on sale sometime around 2008. Since then, I think it’s all been digital downloads, mostly from Steam. In 2025, Valve’s dominating platform delivered 100 exabytes...

AT&T Pledges $250 Billion for New Infrastructure Improvements

From CNET: AT&T on Tuesday announced it will spend $250 billion from now until 2030 to beef up its fiber and wireless networks, expand rural coverage for its satellite partnership with AST SpaceMobile and make other improvements to its US connectivity offerings.

The company, which has 100 million...

ChatGPT Now Identifies and Remembers Songs With New Shazam App

From PC Mag: Much like voice assistants on smartphones, AI chatbots are beginning to offer song identification tools to help you learn about new artists or jog your memory about an older song you've listened to.

ChatGPT now has a new way to identify song titles, artists, and other key details by...

Conduent hack exposed 25 million medical, Social Security records

From PC World: Who is Conduent? If you asked that question this past week, you’re not alone. Hackers stole sensitive information on a sizable portion of U.S. residents from this major data processor, with the original estimate to be about 10.5 million back in October. But recent disclosures have...

Firefox is about to get curvy

From PC World: Mozilla’s Firefox web browser is slated for a comprehensive facelift, according to an exclusive sneak peek by web developer Sören Hentzschel (machine translated). Mozilla has reportedly begun work on a major redesign of their web browser’s user interface.

The new design is codenamed...

be quiet! Dark Power 14 1000W Report (Page 1 of 4)

My hometown, Hong Kong, is known for a lot of things. It has an outsized cultural and economic influence in the world for a city of its size, some of which include having the ninth most traded currency in the world, the busiest airport in the world by cargo traffic, and the most completed skyscrapers at 569 as of March 2026. What is interesting is if someone in Hong Kong tells you they live or work on the 50th floor in one of these skyscrapers...

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