Combining the action RPG combat of Diablo with the survival and base building of Satisfactory, The Riftbreaker is an impressive genre mash-up. It’s a fast and fluid mix of ideas where you bounce between calm moments of construction and frantic fights, but you’ve always had to do this alone. That’s not going to be the case for much longer though, as developer Exor Studios details all the mechanical changes coming to the new co-op mode, and you can still sign up to give it a try ahead of time. Best of all, The Riftbreaker is dirt cheap right now in a Steam sale. Continue reading Beloved ARPG and base builder The Riftbreaker details co-op update

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Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge Nvidia has reportedly told Microsoft and at least one other cloud provider that its “Blackwell” B200 AI chips will take at least three months longer to produce than was planned, according to The Information. The delay is the result of a design flaw discovered “unusually late in the production process,” according to two unnamed sources, including a Microsoft employee, cited by the outlet. B200 chips are the follow-up to the supremely popular and hard-to-get H100 chips that power vast swaths of the artificial intelligence cloud landscape (and helped make Nvidia one of the most valuable companies in the world). Nvidia expects production of the chip “to ramp in 2H,” according to a statement that Nvidia spokesperson John Rizzo shared with T... Continue reading…

Near Modlin Fortress in Mazowieckie, Poland, group of searchers uncovered a dugout canoe submerged at the confluence of the Narew and Vistula rivers. This find has sparked significant interest among archaeologists and historians alike, offering a unique glimpse into the past. A Significant Discovery in Mazowieckie The dugout canoe was discovered by a team led by Sławomir Kaliński of the Triglav association. The ancient boat - considered to be the oldest form of watercraft - was initially difficult to identify. Only a portion of the stern was visible, making it challenging to determine whether it was actually an ancient artifact, or merely a log of wood.  Archaeologist Robert Wyrostkiewicz, from Pogotowie Archeologiczne, was called in for consultation. Upon closer inspection, he confirmed that the object was indeed a dugout canoe carved from a single tree trunk. The canoe measured approximately 7.8 meters (25.6 feet) in length and 80 centimeters (2.6 feet) in width, making it significantly larger than the typical dugout canoes, which usually ranged from 2 to 4 meters (6.6 to 13.1 feet) in length. According to a Science in Poland report, Wyrostkiewicz described the craftsmanship as "finely made," noting a rectangular hollow at the end of the side, likely intended for a steering element. The boat was constructed from hardwood, possibly oak, although the exact type of wood will need to be confirmed through further analysis. Unfortunately, the canoe was not found intact—the front part of the bow was missing. Read moreSection: Ancient TechnologyNewsHistory & ArchaeologyRead Later 

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