Starlink Outage Impacts Thousands of Users

From PC Mag: Like any ISP, Starlink isn't immune to occasional disruptions. The SpaceX-owned satellite internet service saw a brief outage on Tuesday, according to a post from Starlink and user reports on Downdetector.

"Starlink is currently in a network outage and we are actively implementing a...

Amazon is publishing new open-world racer from former Forza developers

From The Verge: Amazon is continuing to expand its presence in video game publishing. The latest example: the company is teaming up with Maverick Games, a new studio formed by former Forza developers at Playground, to launch “a narrative-led open-world driving game.” There’s no title or release date...

PC Adapter for Sony's PlayStation VR2 Is in the Works

From PC Mag: Sony's PlayStation VR2 headset and controllers may soon be compatible with PCs via a new adapter, if a Sony filing with a South Korean regulator is any indication.

Earlier this week, a PC adapter for the PS VR2 was certified with the Korean National Radio Research Agency, which...

T-Mobile Is Buying US Cellular's Wireless Unit in $4.4 Billion Deal

From CNET: T-Mobile is getting larger. On Tuesday the wireless provider announced that it is buying US Cellular's wireless operation in a $4.4 billion deal. The purchase will include US Cellular's 4.5 million wireless users, its retail stores and "certain specified spectrum assets."

Expected to...

YouTube is acting weird for Adblock users

From PC World: The massive amount of advertising on the internet has prompted many users to install ad blockers, but it’s not working as smoothly as it did a few years ago.

YouTube users who try to skip ads are running into various show-stopping problems, as highlighted by Techspot.

Some users are...

China launches $47B semiconductor fund to counter US supremacy

From ComputerWorld: China has established a massive new state-backed semiconductor fund worth 344 billion yuan or $47 billion aiming to ramp up its chip industry, according to the National Enterprise Credit Information Publicity System, a government-run credit information agency.

This aggressive...

Internet Archive Hit With DDoS Attacks

From PC Mag: The Internet Archive is reportedly facing ongoing distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks. The attacks began over the Memorial Day long weekend, according to the California-based nonprofit and several users who said they were unable to access the digital archive site for several...

AMD Zen 5 Ryzen 9000 Processors Launching In July With Up To 16 Cores

From Forbes: It seems June’s Computex event in Taiwan will reveal a bit more we thought regarding AMD's next generation Zen 5 Ryzen 9000 desktop processors with both launch date and core counts being mentioned by regularly online leaker wjm47196 over at Chiphell (via Videocardz).

The month of July...

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