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NASA has unveiled Athena, its most powerful supercomputer to date, delivering over 20 petaflops at the Ames Research Center to run complex rocket and aircraft simulations, train large AI models, and analyze vast mission data with a hybrid on-site and cloud approach; the system is available to NASA researchers and external scientists, as Artemis II preparations continue.
Leaked documents from the FTC v. Microsoft case reveal Microsoft's future plans for 2028, envisioning a hybrid game platform that combines the power of cloud gaming and physical hardware. The company aims to achieve "full convergence" by developing a next-generation hybrid game platform that leverages the client and cloud to deliver immersive game experiences. The documents suggest partnerships with AMD for silicon and the consideration of Arm, as well as the need for an NPU for machine learning AI coprocessing. The potential roadmap includes hardware design starting in 2024 and the production of hybrid cloud games from 2024 to 2026. Microsoft's top leadership, including CEO Satya Nadella and Xbox boss Phil Spencer, have been involved in the conversation, with a focus on a unified vision and a "cloud-first" gaming approach. The documents also mention the importance of the controller, with plans for a new Xbox controller that can be used on every device.