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With a slated release date of April 20th, AMD’s Ryzen 7 5800X3D shows immense promise in 1080p gaming performance but seemingly lacks content creation despite its 3D V-Cache.

The company is vying to bring potential passengers 100,000 feet into space for a $125,000 fee that features some incredibly luxurious digs for the space-faring journey.

A new report headed by Columbia University highlights concerning levels of problematic metals in semi-urban areas across the US.

The find, which comes out of South Africa’s MeerKAT telescope, highlights the first of its kind hydroxyl megamaser ever discovered via telescopic means.

While not the esports powerhouse that is Siege nor the sci-fi infused Extraction, Rainbow Six Mobile still stands at the forefront of its predecessors as an exciting handheld experience.

Despite being mainly known for enhanced charging cables, Anker diversifies its portfolio with a 3D printing product that boasts a quick mode that prints at 2,500 mm/s².

The Call of Duty maker is once again faced with negatives as staff is left to deal with unsavory working conditions in-office alongside newly unenforced vaccination rules.

Is it an elaborate April fool’s joke, or is Konami giddy about the upcoming anniversary of Hideo Kojima’s groundbreaking hit, Metal gear?

In the face of ever-diminishing nickel appropriations, Tesla has shot back with an all-new agreement to see the EV manufacturer receiving Canadian-mined nickel.

Granulate specializes in cloud and on-premises network optimization through AI computing parameters, which Intel sees as a valuable asset for building upon its traffic management tools.