After President Trump announced tariffs on China yesterday, the country's regulatory body has announced that it is investigating Google for anti competitive practices. China's State Administration for Market Regulation (SAMR) announced a new investigation into Google, but the search engine giant might not be the only company on its radar. As per the Financial Times, sources indicate that Chinese authorities are also interested in opening an investigation into Intel after announcing an investigation into NVIDIA last year. China To Investigate Google's Android & Harm Caused To

DeepSeek's recent AI-related breakthrough is having a tangible impact on NVIDIA's top-line metric now, as per a fresh analysis by Morgan Stanley. Meanwhile, President Trump's tariff-heavy policy toolkit is currently playing havoc with TSMC's pricing strategy. For the benefit of those who might not be aware, China-based DeepSeek recently shocked the global tech sector with its breakthrough R1 model, which is able to more than compete with OpenAI's o1 model but with just around

As companies race towards developing advanced AI models, which have a more common name called artificial general intelligence (AGI), there is always an associated risk that comes with introducing something that can accomplish any task that a human being is capable of finishing. Meta likely realizes the threat of such an uncontrolled development roadmap can lead to, which is why it has drafted a new ‘Frontier AI Framework,’ which is a policy document highlighting the company's continued efforts into making the best AI system possible, while monitoring its

Following the launch of NVIDIA DLSS 4, NVIDIA confirmed today that PC gamers can use the NVIDIA app DLSS Override functionality to enable the new transformer AI model and even Multi Frame Generation in the demo of The First Berserker: Khazan. Of course, Multi Frame Generation is only available to owners of the new GeForce RTX 50 graphics cards, such as the RTX 5090 or the RTX 5080 (the RTX 5070 and 5070Ti are slated to launch later this month

Beyond the recently laid-off employees, a number of former Dragon Age: The Veilguard developers at BioWare are now said to be allocated "permanently" to other projects by EA, a shocking move for the employees involved. The report comes from Jason Schreier (via Bloomberg), who says that BioWare initially claimed that the employees were meant for a temporary transfer, but later on, EA decided to make this permanent without informing the individuals involved. But this week, the group was informed that the loans had morphed into

In what constitutes the biggest surprise of the ongoing earnings season so far, Palantir not only topped expectations for the December-ending quarter but also provided guidance that exceeded even the street-high estimates from UBS. The result: Palantir shares are now up over 20 percent and just shy of a $200 billion market cap! For the benefit of those who might not be aware, Palantir is an AI-powered Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) provider that allows companies and government agencies to

A new Final Fantasy VII Rebirth mod now available for download introduces ray-traced global illumination and significantly improves lighting, but with a barrier of entry. The FF7 Rebirth RTGI Remake-Grading ReShade preset, now available on Nexus Mods, addresses what is possibly one of the game's most glaring issues, the lighting, which makes the image look washed out and is a considerable step down from Final Fantasy VII Remake's lighting. The aim of the preset created by ShinObi12 is to bring the contrast

It's been less than a month since Rebel Wolves unveiled their debut open world RPG, The Blood of Dawnwalker. The Polish developer, founded by former CD Projekt RED employees, is betting heavily on a dynamic world that also uses a time limit (the main character has only 30 days and nights to save his family) to fuel a greater sense of urgency. In an interview that appeared in PC Gamer's March 2025 magazine (issue 406), Rebel Wolves delved deeper into

The Nintendo Switch 2 can't come soon enough, as the Japanese company has clearly overestimated the life left in the current consoles, according to a well-known analyst. Commenting on the company's latest financial report with VGC, which confirmed the original Switch surpassed 150 million units sold worldwide, Kantan Games' Serkan Toto highlighted how the new system can't come soon enough, as the company clearly overestimated the life left in the current system, which was highlighted by Nintendo revising its hardware sales forecast

Google’s Pixel smartphones typically start to show some visible wear and tear after a couple of years of use, indicating that there is still some polishing required to improve the build quality. Unfortunately, when you have literal parts slowly separating themselves from the chassis, that is when there is a real problem, especially when the smartphone in use is not even that old. One Pixel 9 Pro owner shows that the rear camera bump is coming off and claims that the flagship has been used with a case ever since its inception