Gaming Monitor Roundup 2014
We look at eleven monitors that prioritise high refresh rates and fast response timesRead More ...
Seagate ships first 8TB hard drives
On-track for 10TB this year.Read More ...
Dell starts accepting Bitcoin payments
Partners with Coinbase for US launch.Read More ...
Google denies Fibre UK launch plans
No 1Gb/s goodness for ol' Blighty.Read More ...
Microsoft to slash 18,000 jobs
Half of Nokia to be shown the door.Read More ...
Nvidia Shield Tablet leaks ahead of launch
Tegra K1 chip under the hood.Read More ...
Open Rights Group to sue over DRIP Act
Jim Killock pledges a battle.Read More ...
World of Tanks: Blitz Review
World of Tanks: Blitz is a tense and thoughtful adaptation of the PC shooter to mobile.Read More ...
EA upgrades all The Sims 2 owners to Ultimate Edition
The last update the game will ever get.Read More ...
Microsoft boosts OneDrive storage space
Up to 1TB per user now available.Read More ...
Phanteks launches Enthoo Luxe full tower
More compact version of the Primo.Read More ...
SilverStone DS380 Review
SilverStone has combined a NAS enclosure with a PC case with room for graphics cardsRead More ...
Intel launches Galileo Gen 2 dev board
Numerous improvements, still Quark-based.Read More ...
Intel sees PC market growth in latest financials
Mobile revenue nose-diving, however.Read More ...
DRIP snooping bill passes with massive majority vote
416 MPs agree, but gain exemption themselves.Read More ...
What the hell is videogame AI anyway?
Dearest
readers of bit-tech! Come hither and listen to my whispered words, as I
am a troubled soul. For a long time now I have lamented the lack of
progress made in the AI sphere of game development. In the years
surrounding the millennium AI was bold and bright and exciting. Games
like Unreal Tournament, Thief, Black and White and Halo were doing
clever and innovative things with artificial intelligence, providing
enemies that could use teamwork to outmanoeuvre us, guards that would
hunt us, and a big daft monkey that could learn from us. This continued until around 2005, with FEAR being the last game I can recall with truly memorable AI. Then something changed, and after that nothing changed. Stealth AI has patrolled the same pathways for years, shooter AI crouched behind a wall circa 2006 and decided to make a home there, and when was the last time you played a game that involved the AI learning anything?
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Synology launches DS415play NAS
Real-time transcoding, four drive bays.Read More ...
Microsoft declares war on Chromebooks
Pledges ultra-low-cost Windows devices.Read More ...
US government lays claim to foreign-held data
Sets out its argument against Microsoft.Read More ...
Parvum Systems Interview
We chat to the owners and founders of Parvum systems to see how their epic cases were bornRead More ...
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