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Frogwares has hinted at its next project - according to the leak, a game about a young Sherlock Holmes

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Frogwares studio published a small teaser of its next project on its personal microblog. The message, written on a black background, reads: “Chapter One. Demonstration coming soon." Considering that today, May 22, is the birthday of Arthur Conan Doyle, the writer who became famous for his works about Sherlock Holmes, it is not difficult to guess which character the new Frogwares game will be dedicated to. The studio has not yet officially […]

Microsoft unveiled a supercomputer and a range of innovations at Build 2020

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This week, Microsoft's main event of the year took place - the Build 2020 technology conference, which this year was held entirely in digital format. Speaking at the opening of the event, the head of the company, Satya Nadella, noted that in a matter of months such large-scale digital transformations were carried out, which under normal conditions would have taken a couple of years. During the conference, which lasted two days, the company […]

Impressive NVIDIA Marbles demo screenshots in RTX mode

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NVIDIA Senior Art Director Gavriil Klimov shared impressive screenshots from NVIDIA's latest RTX technology demo, Marbles, on his ArtStation profile. The demo uses full ray tracing effects and features highly realistic next-gen graphics. Marbles RTX was first shown by NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang during GTC 2020. It was […]

Overclockers fired up the ten-core Core i9-10900K up to 7,7 GHz

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In anticipation of the release of Intel Comet Lake-S processors, ASUS gathered several successful extreme overclocking enthusiasts at its headquarters, giving them the opportunity to experiment with the new Intel processors. As a result, this made it possible to set a very high maximum frequency bar for the flagship Core i9-10900K at the time of release. Enthusiasts began their acquaintance with the new platform with “simple” liquid nitrogen cooling. […]

Intel Xe graphics from Tiger Lake-U processors credited with brutal 3DMark performance

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The twelfth generation graphics processor architecture (Intel Xe) being developed by Intel will find application in both discrete GPUs and integrated graphics in the company's future processors. The first CPUs with graphics cores based on it will be the upcoming Tiger Lake-U, and now it is possible to compare the performance of their “built-ins” with the 11th generation graphics of the current Ice Lake-U. The Notebook Check resource provided data [...]

Microsoft opened the GW-BASIC code under the MIT license

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Microsoft has announced the open source of the GW-BASIC programming language interpreter, which came with the MS-DOS operating system. The code is open under the MIT license. The code is written in assembly language for 8088 processors and is based on a section of the original source code dated February 10, 1983. Using the MIT license allows you to freely modify, distribute and use the code in your products […]

OpenWrt release 19.07.3

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An update to the OpenWrt 19.07.3 distribution has been prepared, aimed at use in various network devices such as routers and access points. OpenWrt supports many different platforms and architectures and has a build system that allows you to simply and conveniently cross-compile, including various components in the build, which makes it easy to create ready-made firmware or a disk image […]

Critical vulnerability in Glibc implementation of memcpy function for ARMv7

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Security researchers from Cisco have disclosed details of a vulnerability (CVE-2020-6096) in the implementation of the memcpy() function provided in Glibc for the 32-bit ARMv7 platform. The problem is caused by incorrect handling of negative values ​​of the parameter that determines the size of the copied area, due to the use of assembly optimizations that manipulate signed 32-bit integers. Calling memcpy() on ARMv7 systems with a negative size results in incorrect value comparison and […]

How we tested the performance of new processors in the cloud for 1C according to the Gilev test

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We will not open America if we say that virtual machines on new processors are always more productive than equipment on old generation processors. Another thing is more interesting: when analyzing the capabilities of systems that seem to be very similar in their technical characteristics, the result can be completely different. We saw this when we tested Intel processors in our cloud to see which ones provide the most […]

Facebook will transfer to remote work up to half of the staff

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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg (pictured) said Thursday that about half of the company's employees may be working remotely over the next five to 5 years. Zuckerberg announced that Facebook is going to "aggressively" increase hiring for remote work, as well as take a "measured approach" to opening permanent remote jobs for existing employees. “We will be the most [...]

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