Ubisoft announced The Division 2: Survivors at Gamescom 2025, describing it as a “survival extraction experience” that builds on the third-person shooter released in 2019. The game, which is rumored to launch in 2026, will be led by creative director Magnus Jansen, who oversaw the franchise’s original installment. Jansen said the project will expand beyond a remake, noting that the team is “doing cool, new things” with the survival-focused gameplay. Ubisoft has shared early concept art depicting a snow-covered Washington, D.C., but has yet to provide detailed features as the title remains in early development. Executive Producer Julian Gerighty said…
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Nvidia is developing new China-only accelerators based on its Blackwell architecture, designed to stay within U.S. export restrictions while offering higher performance than the company’s current H20 model, according to people familiar with the matter cited by Reuters. The move highlights the growing role of artificial intelligence hardware as a focal point in U.S.–China technology relations. The lineup is expected to include multiple models. A single-die chip, tentatively named B30A, is reported to deliver around half the computing power of the dual-die B300 while retaining high-bandwidth memory and the NVLink interconnect. Test samples could reach Chinese customers as early as…
Fujifilm said it will release its X-E5 mirrorless APS-C camera on August 28, 2025, a retro-styled digital model designed with interchangeable lens capability and priced at $1,699.95. The X-E5 is fitted with a 40.2-megapixel X-Trans sensor that can capture images at up to 20 frames per second and record video in resolutions up to 6.2K. The camera also features Intelligent Hybrid Autofocus, combining contrast and phase detection for improved precision, and in-body image stabilization rated at up to seven stops at the center of the frame. The model includes a Film Simulation dial that provides access to Fujifilm’s color profiles…
Three mechanical engineering students from Universitas Negeri Semarang (UNNES) have developed an eco-friendly 3D printing filament made from recycled plastic bottles, aiming to reduce waste while supporting sustainable manufacturing. The students — Dimas Eka Firmansyah, Lorensius Bima Atmaja, and Fadil Nur Hidayat — designed the project under the title “Development and Application of 3D Printing Products Using Recycled PET-Based Filament Reinforced with Natural Fibers.” See also: UNNES Launches Electric Motorcycle Prototype to Support Indonesia’s Renewable Energy Transition Their method transforms discarded polyethylene terephthalate (PET) beverage bottles into a filament reinforced with natural fibers to increase strength and durability. The innovation…
Xiaomi has unveiled the Smart Home Screen 8 PTZ Edition in China, expanding its lineup of smart home devices. The new model combines a display with an integrated speaker and a built-in pan-tilt-zoom (PTZ) camera, designed to enhance home monitoring and AI-assisted interactions. The device supports Xiaomi’s HyperOS Connect platform, though the full feature set has not been disclosed. According to the product listing, it offers 360-degree AI care capabilities, but the company has not provided further details on this function. The Smart Home Screen 8 PTZ Edition retains a similar design to the 2022 Smart Home Screen 10, featuring…
The developers of Home Assistant have rolled out version 2025.8 of the open-source smart home automation platform, introducing several artificial intelligence-powered features alongside expanded device integration. The update builds on July’s 2025.7 release, which delivered a new “Ask Question” action and redesigned Area cards. This month’s version introduces an AI Task function designed to analyze files, such as camera footage, and produce text or data outputs. The development team suggested it could be used for tasks like “count[ing] the number of chickens viewed on a smart camera.” A “Suggest with AI” button has also been added, enabling faster data generation…
EcoFlow has introduced the Trail 200 DC, a compact and lightweight portable power station aimed at outdoor enthusiasts and event-goers. The 192Wh model is now on sale in the United States with an introductory price of $119, down from its $199.99 suggested retail price. “The company describes it as both ultra-lightweight and compact, with a woven handle to make it easier to carry,” EcoFlow said in its launch announcement. The Trail 200 DC can charge up to four devices simultaneously through two USB-C ports—rated at 140W and 100W—and two 12W USB-A ports, with a maximum combined output of 200W. A…
Educational technology firm LeapFrog has introduced LeapMove, a motion-controlled learning device for children aged 4 to 7, aiming to combine physical activity and early education in a single platform. Shaped like a compact cube, LeapMove connects to televisions via HDMI and operates without requiring an internet connection. The device includes a built-in camera for motion tracking, similar in concept to earlier motion-sensing platforms like Microsoft’s Kinect, allowing children to interact with games using body movements. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zzZWv0H7jyI&embeds_referring_euri=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.notebookcheck.net%2F LeapMove comes pre-loaded with 25 games that promote learning in areas such as phonics, math, shapes, spelling, and problem-solving. Some titles are purely recreational…
Lexar has introduced a new solid-state drive (SSD) designed specifically with PlayStation 5 users in mind, featuring a case design that visually mirrors Sony’s gaming console and plug-and-play compatibility. The Play 2280 SE is positioned as a high-performance PCIe 4.0 storage upgrade, capable of handling large game libraries while maintaining thermal efficiency. “Lexar asserts that its latest SSD is so perfect for the PlayStation 5 that it even looks like the console it is supposed to be a part of,” the company said in its product description, highlighting the device’s cosmetic and technical alignment with Sony’s system. The Play 2280…
The European Union will proceed as planned with the rollout of its landmark Artificial Intelligence Act, dismissing calls from major tech companies to delay implementation. The European Commission reaffirmed on Friday that the timeline remains intact, with the full legislation set to take effect by mid-2026, according to Reuters. The decision comes after more than 100 technology companies—including Alphabet, Meta, France’s Mistral AI, and Dutch chipmaker ASML—appealed to the EU to postpone the rules. The firms warned that strict compliance measures could hinder innovation and undercut Europe’s competitiveness in the rapidly advancing AI sector. Despite the pressure, the Commission emphasized…