IGDA’s Kate Edwards confronts Gamergate and diversity in gaming head-on
Kate Edwards doesn't pull any punches as she argues for positive change in gaming.
ESL’s Katowice event was another massive success
E-sports events continue to draw bigger audiences in 2015. ESL, a major competitive-gaming organization, is revealing today that its most recent events attracted more than 1 million simultaneously online viewers and 100,000 in-person attendees.
Move over, silicon. Gallium nitride chips are taking over
Alex Lidow's startup Efficient Power Conversion wants to disrupt silicon one GaN chip at a time.
Has the game industry turned the corner on women and diversity? (interview)
Kate Edwards talks about the state of the game industry and the cause of diversity.
Intel aims to double the number of women in gaming
Intel sponsored a bunch of students to attend GDC as a start.
Raptr allies with Intel to make mainstream PC gaming a better experience
Raptr will offer advice to Intel's gaming customers about how to configure their PC rigs.
Brianna Wu speaks up about death threats and personal cost of opposing #GamerGate
Game developer Brianna Wu has been outspoken about #GamerGate, and it has earned her death threats. We talked about what comes next.
Why AMD is staying out of the Internet of Things chip market (updated)
AMD's John Byrne thinks that virtual reality is just the beginning of a revolution in computing.
The DeanBeat: CES will explore new platforms and paths for gaming
Osterhout Design Group debuts the consumer version of its R-6S augmented reality smartglasses.
Havok celebrates 15 years of cool interactive physics effects in games
Most new games feature outstanding physical realism. If it doesn't have physics, it looks fake.