Carnival’s tiny Ocean Medallion wearable brings tech luxury to cruise ships
Carnival, the operator of more than 100 cruise ships, is taking luxury cruise life to a new level, thanks to a tiny little wearable...
Cloud gaming like Stadia will need novel tech solutions
Two recent announcements signal games developers are realizing that, for cloud gaming, matching a player to their location and then placing game servers closer...
Samsung’s AI animates paintings and photos without 3D modeling
Engineers and researchers from Samsung’s AI Center in Moscow and Skolkovo Institute of Science and Technology have created a model that can generate realistic...
Steam Chat goes live on iOS and Android
Valve announced that the new Steam Chat mobile app has gone live as a free chat app iOS and Android platforms. The idea is...
IHS Markit: Cloud gaming earned $387 million in 2018, and could grow to $2.5 billion by 2023
Cloud-based gaming is starting to heat up. In a new report from market research firm IHS Markit, cloud gaming earned $387 million in 2018,...
Jensen Huang interview — ‘the foundations of gaming are just fine, just fantastic’
This week, Nvidia reported earnings and revenues that were down compared to a year ago. But they did signal a return to growth after...
ProBeat: Microsoft and Sony deal validates Google Stadia
News broke yesterday that Sony and Microsoft are kissing in a tree, working on AI and cloud technology. The new Microsoft and Sony partnership...
AI predicts PUBG player placement from stats and rankings
There’s a reason battle royale games like PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds (commonly abbreviated “PUBG”) and Epic Games’ Fortnite have hundreds of millions of players collectively: They’re...
Sony and Microsoft, kissing in a tree, working on AI and cloud technology
The sky is falling. Hell has frozen over. So I suppose it only makes sense that longtime gaming rivals Sony and Microsoft (who’s also...
Nvidia CEO Jensen says ‘China looks fine’ for games and AI chips
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said in an analyst call that the market for Chinese games looks good, as the market’s gamers continues to grow...