All articles tagged with #digital future
Originally Published 5 months ago — by Rude Baguette
Japanese researchers set a new internet speed record of 1.02 petabits per second using advanced fiber optic technology, potentially enabling instant data transfer for applications like AI and virtual reality, and influencing future 6G standards, though challenges remain for widespread adoption.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by U.Today
Elon Musk announced his intention to discontinue using his phone number and switch solely to using the X app for texts and audio/video calls, sparking enthusiastic reactions from the crypto community. While this move may attract more users to X, it could also raise concerns about the growing dominance of technology. Additionally, Gabor Gurbacs likened Bitcoin's resilience to Elon Musk's companies, highlighting the ongoing predictions of their demise.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Pure Xbox
Several retailers in Europe have reportedly stopped listing Xbox games, indicating a shift towards a more digital-focused future for the console. A major game publisher in Europe revealed that some retailers have ceased stocking Xbox games due to their low physical performance, suggesting that Xbox's digital sales are more popular. While Microsoft has not confirmed moving completely away from discs, leaked documents hint at plans for an all-digital Xbox Series X.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Hollywood Reporter
CNN's CEO Mark Thompson outlined a new digital future for the cable channel in a memo to staff, emphasizing the need for innovation and risk-taking to secure the company's future. The vision includes a focus on digital offerings, new content types, and a reinvigorated approach to original series. Thompson also highlighted the importance of linear TV while acknowledging the need for belt-tightening in the face of changing industry economics. The new organizational structure includes key leadership appointments and a shift towards a more integrated, multimedia newsroom approach.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Push Square
Sony has reached an updated licensing agreement with Warner Bros., the owner of Discovery TV shows, ensuring that PlayStation users will not lose access to their previously purchased content for at least the next 30 months. This resolves the issue of expired licenses and highlights the potential risks of an all-digital future where access to owned items can be revoked. However, once the updated license expires, the situation may revert back to the original problem.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by IGN
Microsoft's plan for a slim version of the Xbox Series X, codenamed "Brooklin," without a Blu-ray drive raises questions about the future of physical media in gaming. If this trend continues, it could mean Microsoft pulling out of retail almost entirely and potentially leading to the demise of GameStop. While Sony may stick with Blu-ray, Microsoft's move towards an all-digital future is not surprising given the success of the all-digital Xbox Series S and Xbox Game Pass. The next five years of console gaming are expected to be interesting as the industry navigates the shift towards digital distribution.