Comment on Dell, Cisco looking at vendor-led SDN consortiums, but is it too late?

Yesterday on Readwrite Gaming we covered a trucking sim bundle from Aerosoft aimed squarely at the American Truck / Euro Truck Simulator market which may have been feeling a little neglected with all the recent attention focused heavily on the sim racing and flight sim markets when it comes to the release of peripherals to play with. We promised in that article that we would have further news today of another company packing up and adding to its existing trucking steering wheel and that company is none other than Moza, who is really flying at the moment. Since its debut earlier this year, the Moza truck sim wheel has won over sim drivers for its authentic handling, durable design, and attention to detail.

Chapter 2 of Fortnite’s Remix mode is proving popular with old and new players alike but if you are just diving in having only played Fortnite over the last couple of years, some of the mode’s mechanics may be causing you a little stress. Besides having to get used to a brand new (brand old) map and all its historical Points of Interest, Chapter 2 of Remix harks back to Chapter 2 of Fortnite OG. One of the new features that is in Remix that was never there back in the day is the relatively new Upgrade Benches where you can customize your weapons (almost) to your heart’s content. But first, you need to know where the benches are generally located and be very much aware that other players are probably heading for them too.

The Australian government plans to introduce legislation banning children under 16 from accessing social media due to safety concerns. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced the proposal at a press conference, which opened with the line, “This one’s for the mums and dads.” “Social media is doing harm to our kids and I’m calling time on it.” The politician says he has spoken to thousands of parents, grandparents, aunties, and uncles all of whom are “worried sick about the safety of our kids online.” On Monday, a decision was made in Cabinet that the new proposed age of being able to access social media will be 16 years old.

The artificial intelligence company OpenAI has just acquired one of the most expensive domains, ‘chat.com’, from the HubSpot founder. On Wednesday (November 6) the CEO of OpenAI Sam Altman posted “chat.com” on X with a link routing to the company’s AI-powered chatbot ChatGPT. https://t.co/n494J9IuEN — Sam Altman (@sama) November 6, 2024 This change in domain comes after it was bought by HubSpot co-founder and CTO Dharmesh Shah last year for $15.5 million. In his initial LinkedIn post sharing the news, Shah said the reason he had bought chat.com was simple: “I think Chat-based UX (#ChatUX) is the next big thing in software.

Crypto All-Stars, a new and exciting project, raised over $3 million in its presale phase, showing strong investor interest. The US presidential election result has created a positive impact on the crypto market, possibly fueling Crypto All-Stars presale success. The project’s fast growth shows that people are gaining confidence in new cryptocurrency ventures, seeing it as a promising opportunity in a growing market. Crypto All-Stars surpasses $3 million in presale As meme coins grow in popularity, the demand for a platform to stake multiple meme coins is increasing.

The gambling regulator in France is set to ban Polymarket, the blockchain-based prediction market that soared in prominence during the U. S. presidential election.  Local media outlet The Big Whale first reported that the National Gaming Authority (ANJ) is currently probing Polymarket’s operations and assessing if it meets French gambling legislation.  The market closed out the race for the White House giving Donald Trump a 99% chance of success, as it recorded $3.5 billion in trading volume over the course of the election. A notable event during the contest and a catalyst for further scrutiny by the ANJ was when a French trader, identified only as Theo, staked more than $30 million on Trump securing another term in office.  He is said to have pocketed almost $50m in profit from his wager.  It has been reported the ANJ could exercise its power to ban access to the site and block domain names, as well as pressuring outlets that link to Polymarket.