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Nick Farrell

News Editor / Contributor at fudzilla

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  • English
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Nadella rearranges the deckchairs on Microsoft’s Titanic AI efforts

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UltraGear evo is LG’s 5K gaming flex for CES 2026

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AI models line up to mess with games

Developers are concerned about AI slop DeepMind and World Labs reckon AI can spit out new interactive 3D worlds, while developers are worried about AI slop, cost cuts and another round of “disruption”. AI is coming for the games industry again, this time with grand claims about generating whole inte...
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Humanoid robots are a chocolate teapot

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Big Tech hiding AI debt

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5K gaming is too hard, even for an RTX 5090D

Too many pixels, not enough puff Some panel makers are pushing 5K gaming monitors at punters, but the reality is that normal players will be waiting a while before they make any sense outside marketing decks. Asus has been parading its new 27-inch ROG Strix 27 Pro gaming monitor, which features a 5,...
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Maingear tells DDR5 to jog on with BYO RAM

Memory prices are bonkers so punters get the screwdriver Maingear has decided that DDR5 pricing madness can do one and is letting buyers supply their own memory instead. The boutique PC builder has rolled out what it calls BYO RAM builds, allowing customers to order a fully built system with no DDR5...
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AM4 returns as DDR5 prices bite

Old DDR4 rigs are trendy again. DDR5 pricing is turning PC building into a bad joke, so many people are crawling back to the older AM4 platform. AM4 CPUs have a near 34 per cent market share at Mindfactory, and they have also grabbed four spots on the Amazon US top 10 best-sellers list. With DDR5 RA...
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Call of Duty co-creator and Respawn co-founder killed in car crash

Vince Zampella dead at 55 Co-creator of the Call of Duty franchise and co-founder of Infinity Ward, Vince Zampella, has died in a single-car accident in Los Angeles,  NBC Los Angeles reports. He was 55. According to the NBC report, "the single-car crash was reported at about 12:45 p.m. on t...
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Gaming cash machine hits $197bn in 2025

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