YouTuber gets classic Tomb Raider running on a chip that sips a mere 1 W of power
A YouTuber demonstrated classic Tomb Raider running on a low-power ESP32-P4 microcontroller, highlighting the potential of energy-efficient retro gaming hardware.
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A permanent chronological index of source-linked tech, world, finance and sports briefings. Every item links to its original source. Page 98 of 215: briefings 2911-2940, published Sep 14, 2026.
Find code faster: Introducing our new & improved search experience
Atlassian has launched an open beta for a rebuilt code search feature in Bitbucket Cloud, offering faster, integrated access to repository code with syntax highlighting and filtering tools.
From Plan to Presentation in Minutes: How Gamma Brings Your Atlassian Work to Life
Atlassian and Gamma integrate to streamline work-to-presentation workflows using AI agents that pull live context from Jira and Confluence, reducing manual effort in creating decks and documents.
Agent-ready analytics: Unlocking insights with BigQuery augmented analytics
Google Cloud adds six augmented analytics functions to BigQuery to automate insight discovery and pattern explanation directly within the data warehouse.
Google is a leader in The Forrester Wave™: Public Cloud Platforms, Q3 2026
Google Cloud is named a Leader in Forrester Wave™: Public Cloud Platforms, Q3 2026, achieving top scores in 23 of 30 criteria, including AI, security, and Kubernetes services.
Outbreaks of Koi herpesvirus (KHV) disease in 2026
The UK’s Fish Health Inspectorate confirmed KHV outbreaks at sites in England and Wales in 2026, prompting statutory controls and movement restrictions to limit spread.
Redfall co-director Harvey Smith thinks Arkane 'never should have been working on a games-as-a-service game'
Former Arkane co-director Harvey Smith criticizes Redfall’s development as misaligned with the studio’s expertise, calling it a misguided games-as-a-service project.
That Last of Us 2 multiplayer mod everyone was looking forward to has been killed by Sony
Sony halted a planned *The Last of Us Part 2* multiplayer mod via cease-and-desist, ending a year-long community-driven project just months from release.
Diablo 4’s Witcher Collab Could Literally Only Work for One Class, Says CDPR
CD Projekt Red and Blizzard announced a Geralt skin for Diablo 4’s Barbarian class and an Edgerunners crossover for Overwatch in 2027, excluding other classes or Cyberpunk 2077’s main game.
World of Warcraft: Forever will get a hardcore mode by winter, say devs—which'll be interesting, given all the new and undiscovered ways to die
Blizzard announced a Hardcore mode for World of Warcraft: Forever, arriving in winter rather than launch, leveraging new content to challenge players.
The Batman: Part 2 Set Photos Tease Two Major Villains
New set photos from The Batman: Part 2 reveal signs hinting at the Court of Owls and a masked protester resembling Anarky, suggesting a major villain lineup.
A new age of capital: growth, sovereignty and AI
The ECB warns Europe risks missing AI-driven growth as investment flows to the US, urging faster adoption to boost productivity and public finances amid demographic pressures.
Perplexity Portable Computer Is Now Available on Windows, Powered by NVIDIA RTX
Perplexity’s AI agent now runs locally on Windows PCs with NVIDIA RTX GPUs, enabling on-device task automation while optionally tapping cloud models for advanced reasoning.
Marvel’s Wolverine developers discuss capturing the essence of Logan – out September 15
Insomniac Games developers detail the creative process behind Marvel’s Wolverine for PS5, emphasizing Logan’s grounded combat, allies, and suit design ahead of its September 15 release.
Overwatch's newest hero is yet another example of how Team 4 is on a generational run
Overwatch’s newest hero, Doctrine, was unveiled at BlizzCon, introducing a unique support kit blending healing, damage, and team buffs that elevate DPS performance.
"Valve is under the impression that this game is way sexier": Nighthawks devs claim vampire RPG has erroneously been slapped with Steam adult content label
Valve’s adult content label on vampire RPG Nighthawks has been removed after developer intervention, allowing its September 22 release without restrictions.
Thief designer Randy Smith Evergreen refused to work for Xbox because it would be like 'walking past some stakes with human skulls on them' and pretending 'it's
Randy Smith Evergreen, a Thief designer, rejected Xbox funding due to Microsoft’s studio instability, opting instead to launch an indie immersive sim with a smaller budget and creative freedom.
Questions? Ask our Hera Space Companion!
The European Space Agency introduces the Hera Space Companion, an AI-powered platform to engage the public in its planetary defence mission by answering real-time questions and explaining complex topics interactively.
Moss developer Polyarc has shut down
Polyarc, the Seattle-based VR studio behind the Moss franchise, has shut down after nearly twelve years, confirming the closure in a LinkedIn post.
The future of euro cash: trusted today, designed for tomorrow
The European Central Bank reaffirms the enduring role of euro cash as a trusted payment method and store of value, announcing plans to modernise banknotes and strengthen legal protections for cash use across the euro...
Defence and industry unite as new collaboration hub opens at RAF Wyton
A new collaboration hub at RAF Wyton brings together Defence Intelligence, local council and industry partners to strengthen the UK’s intelligence capabilities and foster innovation.
Community groups invited to apply for funding to bring people together
Community groups in England can apply for grants of £20,000 to £250,000 to fund projects that bring diverse people together and strengthen local bonds.
How Fyxer built an AI executive assistant people trust
Fyxer integrates OpenAI models with over 500,000 hours of workflow data to create an AI executive assistant that drafts personalized email replies based on user context and tone.
Salesforce Launches Missionforce Military Fellowship to Help Service Members Build Careers in the Agentic Era
Salesforce launched a 12-week Missionforce Military Fellowship to help transitioning service members transition military skills into AI and technology careers through training and certifications.
California Man Pleads Guilty to Bombing Santa Barbara County Courthouse in Retaliation for Law Enforcement Seizing His Firearms
A California man admitted detonating a courthouse bomb in 2024, injuring three people and damaging the building in retaliation for law enforcement actions, and now faces life imprisonment.
Civilians bear the brunt, with deadly US strikes in Iran and thousands displaced in Yemen
UN investigators condemned recent US strikes in Iran that killed civilians, while escalating fighting in Yemen displaced tens of thousands, worsening a humanitarian crisis already straining aid efforts.
Countries must increase AI regulation to avoid ‘existential risks’: Türk
UN human rights chief Volker Türk urges governments to strengthen AI regulation, warning current safeguards are insufficient to prevent existential risks and protect human rights.
Highly persistent toxic waste threatens ‘many, if not all, human rights’
A UN human rights expert warns that poorly managed toxic chemicals, especially PFAS, threaten nearly all human rights and disproportionately harm marginalized communities.
IAEA chief underscores commitment to nuclear safety and verification
The IAEA’s 70th General Conference opened in Vienna with calls for multilateral cooperation on nuclear safety, verification, and peaceful energy use amid global tensions.
Money sent home by migrants nearly doubles in a decade
Migrant remittances to low- and middle-income countries nearly doubled over a decade, reaching $728.6 billion in 2025, according to a UN report, with digital transfers rising but cash collection still common.