Unofficially, there are whispers about the upcoming NVIDIA RTX 5090, as reported by Videocardz. This information is sourced from industry insiders and PowerGPU, a system integrator aiming to incorporate these new Blackwell cards into their custom PCs, has hinted on platform X (formerly Twitter) that the availability of the RTX 5090 launch could be particularly challenging.
In the realm of gaming sales during December, it seemed like a repeat of previously popular titles dominated the scene, with only a smattering of new releases making an appearance. Among these newcomers, Bethesda Softworks’ Indiana Jones and the Great Circle managed to crack the top 20, debuting at the fourteenth spot overall for the month.
As an analyst, I strongly emphasize the significance of OpenAI expanding to various platforms. Given that Microsoft is developing its own AI, I have reservations about the likelihood of them utilizing OpenAI in the future.
Initially, Square Enix has affirmed to Famitsu (through Eurogamer’s report and translation) that they have wrapped up scripting the plot for the third installment, and development on the game is proceeding smoothly with no delays. However, a launch date for the third game remains undisclosed at this time.
The update makes Microsoft resemble Google, as it keeps users logged in automatically. However, this similarity may not always be advantageous. Google has faced criticism over its actions, and Microsoft could encounter resistance as well.
Ever since the anticipated announcement about RDNA 4, there has been a flurry of leaks, whispers, and official comments coming directly from AMD executives. This week, we learned that the Radeon 9000 series cards won’t be hitting the market until March. Now, AMD’s VP and GM of Ryzen and Radeon, David McAfee, has taken to his platform (previously known as Twitter) once more to shed some light on this developing situation.