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Intel Plans to Launch Bitcoin-Mining ‘Bonanza Mine’ Chip

Intel, a chip giant manufacturer, appears to be contemplating about entering into the Bitcoin mining hardware business. However, that might not be part of its upcoming GPUs.

Intel to give presentation on energy-efficient ‘Bonanza Mine’ Bitcoin ASIC next month

Representatives from tech giant Intel will debut what they've called an "Ultra-Low-Voltage Energy-Efficient Bitcoin Mining ASIC", dubbed "Bonanza Mine", during a technology event next month.

The post Intel to give presentation on energy-efficient ‘Bonanza Mine’ Bitcoin ASIC next month appeared first on The Block.

Fantasma Games relaunches Medallion Megaways with Relax Gaming

The casino game studio Fantasma Games, of which we interviewed their Commercial Director Fredrik Johansson in September of last year, have this morning announced that they have relaunched their player favourite Medallion Megaways title, complete with a refreshed look and a selection of enchanting new bonus features. Medallion Megaways will be made available to operators […]

The post Fantasma Games relaunches Medallion Megaways with Relax Gaming appeared first on Casinomeister.

E3 2022 will be online-only once again – Summer Games Fest confirms its return

The Entertainment Software Association has announced that E3 2022 will once again be an online-only event, citing the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic as the primary reasoning for the decision. In a statement to VentureBeat the ESA said, “Due to the ongoing health risks surrounding COVID-19 and its potential impact on the safety of exhibitors and attendees, E3 will not be held in person in 2022. We remain incredibly excited about the future of E3 and look forward to announcing more details soon.” Meanwhile, Geoff Keighley vehicle Summer Game Fest, which emerged in 2020 as a way to fill the void left behind the completely cancelled E3 from that year, has confirmed that it will return this summer. Because we didn’t have enough of Geoff presenting and giving forewords to literally ever single game announcement and trailer in the universe over the past 18-24 months. pic.twitter.com/5MLaSCESlH — Geoff Keighley (@geoffkeighley) January 6, 2022 The concerns surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic remain very real, especially as new and more transmissible variants seem to be popping up all the time, but it’s still surprising that the ESA hadn’t waited until a bit closer to the time to see how the virus is impacting every day life. The CES 2022 tech trade show has gone ahead in Las Vegas this week, which was probably a really bad idea given the Omicron variant’s spread around the globe, but the summer months have seen countries feel able to lift lockdowns and bullishness surrounding vaccination programmes has helped to avoid the strictest lockdowns in many countries. Again, it’s probably the right call, but feels odd to be coming six months in advance. That is if the pandemic is the actual reason for cancelling the physical event. Analyst Mike Futter took to Twitter to counter this claim by saying that the ESA had already abandoned their dates for the LA Convention Centre back in November. This is spin. I heard from sources in mid-November, before Omicron's emergence at the end of that month that the ESA had abandoned their dates for the LACC. https://t.co/2oIbkNDFBx — Mike Futter (@Futterish) January 6, 2022 He continued to say that publishers have all seen the benefits of marketing directly to customers with their own streams, instead of paying for expensive show floor space for a select few. That was already evident prior to the current situation, as one by one Nintendo, EA, Activision and Sony started to step away from E3 and start marching to their own tune. I’m sure we can expect that E3 will try to put itself at the centre of this summer’s bonanza of streams and game announcements, but COVID-19 or not, it feels like the trade show’s goose is getting cooked… and Geoff’s getting the first serving. Source: VentureBeat, Mike Futter

RAW iGaming debuts patent pending SuperSlice game engine

RAW iGaming, a new, pioneering slot developer whose motto is “stand out or stand down”, has debuted its boundary-pushing game engine, SuperSlice®, which provides an entirely new way to play casino games. RAW is disrupting the status- quo with SuperSlice® which uses wheels instead of reels. Unlike standard wheel games, SuperSlice® delivers dynamic slices on […]

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The Final Week: Katowice Qualification Race

With the EPT rankings locking on January 16th, players like Lambo, ShoWTimE, Elazer, DRG, and RagnaroK are desperately trying to improve their final position. We break down the standings and stakes.

Outside the Box Cannabis Gift Ideas? – Etsy is a Cannabis Bonanza Including CBD from Cannabis-Growing Nuns

To rescue the situation, the Sisters decided to return to ETSY and open a store to serve their customer base worldwide. It's indeed a full circle. Before ETSY closed down the Sisters' shop about 5 years ago, they only had a small range of CBD products. Presently, their businesses have expanded featuring a broad variety of products. Lots of these products have zero CBD, hence, they shouldn't be subjected to any international shipping regulations.

Crystal Caverns Megaways™

Malta based casino game studio Pragmatic Play have released their final new slot game of 2021, with the announcement of the release of Crystal Caverns Megaways™, where players are invited to a frozen wonderland bedecked with precious gems and icy pillars. Crystal Caverns is a 6×7 Megaways™ slot title which offers players a chance of […]

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Avoiding the shopping blues: How to shop online safely this holiday season

With the holiday shopping bonanza right around the corner, here's how to make sure your online spending spree is safe

The post Avoiding the shopping blues: How to shop online safely this holiday season appeared first on WeLiveSecurity

678 Aviation Espionage

Aviation espionage, crew assault by the pilot, 5G delay, airports and drones, unleaded fuel approvals, faked inflight emergency, infrastructure bill, Southwest trip report.

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