Hello Readers, Happy Holidays!! The release of the AMD MI300 has sent ripples across the industry, challenging the long-standing supremacy of NVIDIA in the high-performance GPU market. Recently, AMD launched its AMD Instinct™ MI300 Series Accelerators and made a big statement for future. many of our clients are asking questions such as, “How large could AMD’s AI GPU business get?” & “Can Meta, AWS, OpenAI and Azure integrate with AMD MI300 successfully?

When Danny Casolaro sold Computer Age magazine he thought the purchaser would offer him a job and keep him on. This did not happen.  He now decided to turn to journalism.  As the Netflix film American Conspiracy: The Octopus Murders notes, he began to talk a lot to Bill Hamilton about the INSLAW case. By the time this happened, around the spring of 1990, things had changed in the status of that case.

Dear Everybody, On my first day as a speechwriter in 2009, General David Petraeus told me to buy a copy of the The Elements of Style, the classic handbook on English usage by William Strunk Jr. and E.B. White. “Follow the rules and apply the principles in that book,” he said. “I try not to deviate from them.” The book is best known for its 22 elementary rules of usage and principles of composition, but I’ve always been drawn to a lesser appreciated chapter titled, “An Approach to Style (With a List of Reminders).

There are so many misconceptions about the Middle Ages that one barely knows where to begin to correct them. It is, of course, largely the result of the prejudices of the Renaissance compounded by the hubris of the Enlightenment that has obscured a more accurate picture of an entire millennium of Western history — a thousand years very unlike our own, but much more dynamic and varied and, despite its own temporal failures and evils, more accomplished in the arts and sciences (and politics) than moderns are popularly aware.

Yames is an indie horror developer whose games tend to build on themes of posthumanism, Lovecraftian and body horror, and religious terror. I sat down to talk with him about his game Growing My Grandpa! and his work in general. Alex: Tell us a bit about your newest project, Growing My Grandpa!, which was recently released on itch.io and Steam. Yames: Growing My Grandpa! is a narrative-driven point-and-click horror game with virtual pet elements, the virtual pet being your Grandpa, or the thing you know as Grandpa.