DDR5 memory prices skyrocketed due to AI server demand. Learn how to check your memory usage and choose the right RAM capacity for your next workstation.
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Google’s Gemini AI Answers Your Questions Using 3D Models and Simulations
Google’s latest upgrade for Gemini will allow the chatbot to generate interactive 3D models and simulations in response to your questions. With the new feature, you may see options to rotate the AI-generated model, manually adjust sliders on it, or input different values to change the simulation in real-time. When trying out the feature for […]
How to Make the Startup Battlefield Top 20 — and What Every Company Receives Regardless
Every founder who applies to Startup Battlefield wants the same thing: the Disrupt Main Stage. Hereâs how to get there and why the opportunity starts well before the main stage.
Is Anthropic Limiting Mythos’ Release to Safeguard the Internet or Protect Itself?
Are real cybersecurity concerns a cover for a bigger problem at the frontier lab?
Outcome Review: Keanu Reeves Risks His Nice Guy Reputation
Directed, starring, and co-written by Jonah Hill, “Outcome” sends Keanu Reeves on an apology tour through the past. Movie review.
Motorola’s Moto G Budget Phone Prices Increase by Up to 50 Percent
Motorola’s newest budget phones are all way more expensive. What’s going on?
Causes for the Prohibition of the Classic Post-Apocalyptic Anime Akira in Russia
incredible combat game “Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero,” which encountered significant censorship due to its highly violent scenes, sexually intricate themes, and explicit nudity. Additionally, “Death Note” (both the initial manga and the adapted TV series) has faced substantial censorship and even prohibition in nations such as China and Russia. Thus, it’s not surprising that Katsuhiro Otomo’s intense 1988 cyberpunk masterpiece, “Akira,” underwent similar censorship in Russia in 2021.
As reported by Vice, a St. Petersburg court in Russia prohibited Otomo’s classic (alongside the widely popular anime, “Attack on Titan”) based on a declaration that asserted the film’s content could “put children’s health and mental development at risk.” According to the Russian news agency RIA Novosti, as translated by Vice, several experts testified that the films might incite “‘violent’ behavior in children” and could potentially result in self-harm.
The Oktyabrsky District Court in St. Petersburg indicated in a statement that graphic content, like that presented in “Akira” and similar works, “undoubtedly jeopardizes young children’s spiritual and moral education and growth, contradicting the humanistic principles of upbringing characteristic of Russia.” It is not surprising that the nation also prohibited other Japanese anime such as “Inuyashiki” and “Tokyo Ghoul” earlier that same year.
Akira is just too dark, violent, and provocative for certain nations
Jassy suggests Amazon’s chip business, potentially valued at $50 billion, might be sold externally.
In short:Â Andy Jassyâs annual letter to shareholders, published on 9 April 2026, reveals that Amazonâs custom chip business, covering Graviton, Trainium, and Nitro, generates more than $20 billion in annualised revenue growing at triple-digit rates year-on-year. If sold on the open market like Nvidia, Jassy says, the business would be worth roughly $50 billion a […]
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Oracle Names Hilary Maxson as CFO to Lead $50 Billion AI Data Center Initiative
In short:Â Oracle has appointed Hilary Maxson, former executive vice president and group chief financial officer at Schneider Electric, as its new chief financial officer, effective 6 April 2026. Maxson reports to chief executive Clay Magouyrk and takes on the role at a moment when Oracle is committing $50 billion in capital expenditure for its current […]
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Castlevania Leads an Exciting Roster of Indie Game Unveilings
A big indie showcase has just wrapped up, and now I have a lot more games to look forward to. The third iteration of the Triple-I Initiative, an annual showcase for upcoming releases put on by a group of studios, aired on Thursday. It featured some familiar franchises, like an indie-developed Castlevania and a new […]
