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As a devoted World of Warcraft enthusiast, I can’t help but get excited as we approach the launch of its tenth expansion later this month! This time around, we’ll be facing off against the sinister Xal’atath the Harbinger and an horde of spider-like Nerubians in a thrilling odyssey to safeguard Azeroth. To ensure I’m well-prepared for the upcoming adventure, Blizzard has unveiled a fresh motion comic cinematic trailer to offer some insight into the current happenings within the game world and present our new adversaries.

As the 2024 presidential election approaches, it is crucial that voters receive reliable information. Regrettably, this isn’t always the case. With the increasing use of advanced AI technology, malicious actors are exploiting its capabilities to disseminate false information about the election, which may influence the way voters make decisions.

It appears that Apple may have burst Microsoft’s dreams of making Bing its primary search engine, as Google has significantly outperformed Bing in the search market. According to a recent report by StatCounter, Google currently controls an impressive 91.04% of the search market, while Bing trails far behind with just 3.86%.

Black Myth: Wukong shares certain traits typical in Souls-like games, like a combat system based on stamina and checkpoints where enemies respawn. However, as indicated by various previews, the developers do not consider it a genuine Souls-like game. Instead, it appears to be a traditional action game that incorporates some elements reminiscent of Souls games.

AMD’s latest Zen 5 processors (CPU) in the Ryzen 9000 series feature the powerful Ryzen 9 9950X, designed for enthusiasts seeking maximum power for gaming and creative projects. This chip boasts an impressive 16 cores and 32 threads, capable of reaching a turbo boost speed of 5.7GHz. It has a base TDP (Thermal Design Power) of 170W.

After a massive worldwide outage that’s among the biggest ever recorded, company leaders are investigating the cause behind CrowdStrike’s service disruption, which caused BSoD errors on approximately 8.5 million Windows devices for extended periods. Delta Air Lines is one of the companies impacted by this incident, allegedly incurring a loss of $500 million. Last week, Delta’s CEO, Ed Bastian, publicly accused Microsoft of being responsible for the outage.