As president-elect Trump's inaugural ceremony draws ever closer, the broader crypto community is in a veritable celebratory mood. After all, we are about to get the first openly pro-crypto occupant in the White House. Now, as a token of appreciation, a major Bitcoin miner has encoded Trump's portrait within the cryptocurrency's blockchain. 🇺🇸 LATEST: #Bitcoin miner MARA commemorates President Trump’s upcoming inauguration by embedding his portrait in a $BTC block. pic.twitter.com/

Earlier this week, tech insider website The Information reported that Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella faced a difficult choice in 2021 regarding the Xbox business. He could either wind down the whole thing or double down by making massive investments, such as the $68.7 billion acquisition of Activision Blizzard (following that of Bethesda's parent company, ZeniMax). He obviously chose the latter option. However, The Information makes the case that the gaming business is failing to keep up with Microsoft's growth plans

After SpaceX's surprising loss of the upper-stage Starship spacecraft during Flight 7 yesterday, Elon Musk has shared additional details about the potential reason behind the failure. SpaceX's official release for the mishap noted that the anomaly led to a rapid unscheduled disassembly (RUD) of the ship, which is another term for the vehicle breaking up during the mission. It ascribed the RUD to a fire in the rocket's lower section, and according to Musk, the fire was due to a leak in the region

As promised last month, when the game received its official release date, Neople released The First Berserker: Khazan demo on all platforms. The demo weighs around 30GB and will let you carry over progress to the full game, provided you purchase it. According to the developer, The First Berserker: Khazan demo includes Mission 1: Mount Heinmach and Mission 2: Stormpass; together, they amount to around three to four hours of gameplay. A difficulty option has also been added to the game, allowing players to

Rumors regarding AMD's next-gen Ryzen "Zen 6" CPU & Radeon "UDNA" GPUs have been shared along with next-gen 3D stacking updates. AMD Rumored To Utilize N3E Process Technology For Its Next-Gen Ryzen "Zen 6" Desktop CPUs & Radeon "UDNA" GPUs, 3D Stacking Comes To Halo & Console APUs A new set of rumored information has been shared by Chiphell Forum member, Zhanzhonghao, who has shared some accurate tidbits in the past few months related to AMD

If you are in the market for a laptop to cater to your professional and gaming workloads, that too with top-tier performance, the discounted ASUS Zenbook DUO is one of the compelling options out there. Retailing with a 14 percent discount at Amazon, the laptop not only offers high-end specifications, but with the "dual screen" configuration, you are getting more control over the workflow, allowing for a more seamless experience. Diving into the specifications of the ASUS Zenbook DUO, the laptop comes with Intel

After SpaceX's shocking loss of the upper stage Starship spacecraft during Flight 7 earlier today, CEO and chief engineer Elon Musk shared his first thoughts just moments back. SpaceX had high hopes for Flight 7, as not only did it plan to catch the 232-feet-tall Super Heavy booster with the launch tower, but it had also planned a litany of tests with the upper stage ship. However, while the tower catch was successful, the upper stage disintegrated before it could meet any flight objectives.

A God of War live service game has been in the works at Bluepoint Games for a while, but it has now been confirmed to have been canceled, together with another yet-to-be-revealed project from another studio. A new report posted on Bloomberg today confirmed that Sony canceled two more games that were part of the unfortunate live service initiative that has seen one failure after another. The two games were the aforementioned God of War live service game by Bluepoint Games, and the yet-to-be-

After a surprising loss of ship during Starship Flight 7 earlier today, multiple visuals on social media suggest that the upper stage ship disintegrated during flight somewhere over the Dominican Republic. SpaceX's Flight 7 ended without fanfare earlier today, as while the firm did catch the 232-feet-tall Super Heavy booster with the launch tower, it lost contact with the ship a minute and a half after the tower catch. Now, several users on X have shared visuals of a rocket breaking up in the sky in

SpaceX made history moments back as it caught the 232-feet-tall Super Heavy with the launch tower for the second time on Starship Flight 7. Starship Flight 7 lifted off from Boca Chica, Texas, earlier today, and the tower caught the booster almost seven minutes after liftoff. However, the booster catch was the only point of excitement for the test flight, and soon after the catch, SpaceX appeared to have lost data from the upper stage of the Starship spacecraft. The loss of data occurred just