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Clark Regional Emergency Services Agency reports 857 "Level Zero" incidents between Jan. 1, 2023 and June 20, 2023.

Single player is great, but playing a co-op game with a close group of friends offers an unmatched sense of joy.

PoCL 4.0 is out as the latest major update to this 'Portable Computing Language' implementation that started out as an OpenCL-on-CPU effort while with time has expanded its sights beyond just OpenCL on processors to providing OpenCL on other accelerators/devices via leveraging different LLVM target back-ends

The Ottawa Paramedic Service is no longer meeting legislated response times for 911 calls involving sudden cardiac arrest and other life-threatening ...

Ambulances in Multnomah County were unavailable to immediately respond to more than 6,300 emergency calls between January 17 and June 8, according to BOEC data.

There are too many 911 calls and not enough paramedics to respond in Multnomah County.

The city of Ottawa is looking to hire 120 new paramedics over the next three years, as the service deals with a record number of Level Zero events, paramedics wait longer to transfer patients in hospitals and the service sees "unprecedented increases" in call volumes.

In 2023, we can, without a doubt, expect a remarkable amount of multiplayer games. Here are just a few we can't wait to get our hands on.

The Portable Computing Language 'PoCL' began as an open-source CPU-based OpenCL implementation that has become quite a comprehensive implementation over the years

Here’s a rundown of 15 nerve-shredding horror games currently in development in Unreal Engine 5.