Sony is sticking with an optical disc drive for at least one more console generation and it's decision is "firm," according to a new report. Just as Sony did with its PlayStation 5 lineup, the ...

The PlayStation 6 will reportedly have a model that comes with a detachable disc drive at launch, according to several sources that spoke with Insider Gaming. The PlayStation 5 Slim model introduced a ...

While Coursera Inc (NYSE:COUR) leverages AI for greater personalization, effectiveness, and scale, GenAI and LLMs (large language models) are driving industry-wide reskilling and upskilling, according ...

TL;DR: Sony's PlayStation 6 will launch as an all-digital console without a built-in disc drive, requiring consumers to purchase the drive separately. This strategy aims to boost Sony's profit margins ...

Do you want to use Linux, but are afraid that you'll have to use the command line? Fret not, as there is probably a GUI that can handle the command you might need.

Sony is reportedly planning to launch the PlayStation 6 with a detachable disc drive at launch. Players can purchase a digital-only version or add a disc drive later. This provides consumers with the ...

Sony’s next-generation PlayStation 6 is expected to arrive with a detachable disc drive as part of its initial launch strategy. This would mark a notable departure from the PlayStation 5’s two-model ...

Sony’s PlayStation 5 has been around for over five years, and that can only mean one thing- rumours about the PlayStation 6 are already starting to surface. Even though Sony introduced the PlayStation ...

The City of Cape Town has launched South Africa’s first vehicle licence renewal ‘drive-through’ as part of a new initiative to deliver licensing services more conveniently. The initiative joins the ...

In an era of soaring hardware costs, Sony is working overtime to keep the price of the PS6 down. The company knows that it needs to actually get the console into consumers’ homes if it’s to repeat the ...

In context: A long time ago, Radeon graphics cards were developed by ATI Technologies. The Canadian company was later acquired by AMD, but its name still lingers in the free and open-source community ...