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Glowmade’s New Rogue Fortune Game Makes Every Move Cost Gold, Punishing Greedy Players With a Death Clock

27 August 2026 at 19:00

A character battles a large creature with a sword on a bridge in a temple-like setting with a giant statue, in an action-adventure game.

Glowmade, the Guildford-based studio behind last year's short-lived Amazon-published online multiplayer dungeon crawler King of Meat, has unveiled its next project: Rogue Fortune, a single-player top-down roguelite that fuses fast, skill-based combat with a geometric inventory-management system the studio is calling its puzzle-powered mechanic. The game was shown off during a press briefing attended by Wccftech and led by Glowmade co-founder and studio head Jonny Hopper (whom I interviewed two years ago about King of Meat) ahead of its public reveal trailer, which happened today during the Xbox showcase at Gamescom 2026. According to Hopper, Rogue Fortune casts players as […]

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NVIDIA Vera Rubin Records A Massive 30x Increase In Throughput Per Watt Than Blackwell While Offering a 35x Token Cost Reduction Across Agentic AI Workloads

24 August 2026 at 17:10

NVIDIA Confirms Vera Rubin Launch In Q3 With Volume Ramp by Q4, As Blackwell Continues To See Massive Demand

NVIDIA's Vera Rubin platform offers disruptive token throughput at a much lower cost than Blackwell, showcasing its Agentic AI prowess. NVIDIA Software Stack Optimizations Continue To Propel Blackwell, But Vera Rubin Sits In A Whole Different League For Agentic AI Use Cases The latest on-silicon agentic AI performance results were measured by NVIDIA using real-world agentic coding trajectories. The benchmark used was SemiAnalysis AgentX, which evaluates AI infrastructure such as Vera Rubin in agentic-coding inference workloads across various models such as Kimi K3, MiniMax M3, GLM5.3, Qwen3.5, and DeepSeek V4 Pro. The following table explains the key metrics of AgentX: […]

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NVIDIA’s Six-Year-Old A100 Defies Deprecation As CoreWeave Rents It Through 2029, Stretching Ampere To A Nine-Year Lifespan

13 August 2026 at 08:50

CoreWeave has committed to a rental plan for NVIDIA's A100 GPUs through 2029, highlighting how CUDA upgrades make older platforms viable for extended durability. NVIDIA A100 Might Be Two Generations Old, But CoreWeave Has Found A Use For It In AI Through 2029 The NVIDIA A100 AI accelerators are part of the Ampere GPU generation, which launched back in 2020. The 2nd Generation Tensor Core chip has been out for six years, and by this time, we would usually expect it to be phased out, but that's not the case as Jensen implies that NVIDIA's chips are designed for extended […]

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NVIDIA Says It “Continually Optimizes Compute, Networking, Memory” To Deliver Best Performance & Efficiency To Its Customers Amidst Vera and Rubin Ultra “Downgrade” Rumors

7 August 2026 at 05:00

NVIDIA Quashes Rubin & Kyber Rack Delay Rumors, Says "Chip Roadmap Is Intact"

NVIDIA's Rubin Ultra & Vera chips are subject to various "downgrade" rumors, but the company says that it is part of its optimization strategy. NVIDIA Rubin Ultra AI Chips & Vera CPUs Feature Optimized Memory Configurations For Performance & Scale Recently, there has been lots of online chatter surrounding NVIDIA's Vera, Vera Rubin, and Rubin Ultra platforms. Most of the discussion is centered around rumors of a potential downgrade that will cut the memory subsystem on these chips significantly. Now, rumors surrounding downgrades, down-spec, and delays aren't new for NVIDIA chips. There have been similar stories in the past during […]

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U.S. Officials Reportedly Confirm First NVIDIA H200 AI GPU Shipments To China Two Months After Trump-Xi Meeting

14 July 2026 at 16:50

U.S. Officials Reportedly Confirm First NVIDIA H200 AI GPU Shipments To China Two Months After Trump-Xi Meeting

NVIDIA's H200 AI GPUs are finally shipping to China, as reported by U.S. officials, marking the return of the banned chip. China Softens Its Position on NVIDIA GPUs As First H200 Shipments Now Headed To Chinese AI Firms The NVIDIA Hopper story in China has been a roller coaster ride so far. When Hopper was launched, US export restrictions for the Chinese market were in full swing. These pushed NVIDIA to release an export-compliant variant called the H20 for China, which ended up being severely cut down, but still a viable option against what China's domestic chipmakers had to offer. […]

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NVIDIA Floods Europe With 35 Supercomputers Spanning 23 Countries, Stacking Up To 800 Exaflops Of AI Compute

22 June 2026 at 15:25

A digital rendering shows a map of Europe overlaid on a close-up of a semiconductor chip.

NVIDIA's AI prowess is being deployed across Europe with 35 brand new supercomputers offering 800 Exaflops of compute. Europe Is Building 35 All-NVIDIA AI supercomputers, including Hopper, Blackwell & Rubin Deployments That Scale Up To 800 Exaflops European nations are going into a supercomputer-frenzy, and the main driver behind them is NVIDIA's latest AI ecosystem, delivering up to 800 Exaflops of deployed & announced capacities that will deliver record levels of AI compute. Today, at ISC 2026, NVIDIA and its partners unveiled this multi-year collaboration, which will encompass several deployments across 23 countries. With these supercomputers, Europe is aiming to […]

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NVIDIA GB300 Dominates Agentic AI Workloads With 20x Performance Leap Over Hopper As Rubin Nears Launch

14 June 2026 at 12:25

A close-up view of an NVIDIA circuit board featuring multiple processing units, mounted on a dark background.

NVIDIA's Blackwell GB300 has posted record performance in AA-AgentPerf, a new benchmark that measures Agentic AI workflows. NVIDIA Blackwell Ultra GB300 is 20 Times Faster Than Hopper In Agentic AI, Records Highest Performance In Latest Benchmarks Artificial Analysis has a new benchmark out called AA-AgentPerf, which measures how many active agents an inference deployment can support under realistic workloads, which include: The AA-AgentPerf benchmark is used to measure three key metrics, which form the basis of modern-day AI deployments, such as: NVIDIA is now publishing its first benchmarks in AgentPerf measures using DeepSeek V4 Pro on its GB300 NVL72 platform. […]

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NVIDIA’s CEO Jensen Huang Draws a Hard Line on China: No Blackwell, No Rubin, But US Firms Must Still Fight In Global Markets

5 May 2026 at 17:30

A person is holding NVIDIA server hardware at a presentation, showcasing multiple circuit boards with visible chipsets.

NVIDIA CEO has said that China should not have access to its most advanced AI chips, such as Blackwell or Rubin. Blackwell or Rubin AI Chips are a no-go for China, but NVIDIA's CEO Wants US Firms To Continue To Compete In Global Markets The US AI policy shift towards China has been ongoing since NVIDIA's Hopper generation of chips. Export controls restricted NVIDIA from selling its bleeding-edge chips to Chinese firms & this ban has extended into the Blackwell generation. Reaffirming the US-first policy, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang has stated that the company's most advanced AI chips, Blackwell and […]

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NVIDIA Wants Everyone To Rethink AI TCO, & Explains Why “Cost Per Token” Is The Only Metric That Matters

16 April 2026 at 16:00

NVIDIA Wants Everyone To Rethink AI TCO, & Explains Why "Cost Per Token" Is The Only Metric That Matters 1

As the AI industry enters the maturity phase, traditional terms have become outdated, which is why NVIDIA suggests that the new ways to think about AI TCO should be evaluated based on "Cost Per Token". NVIDIA Wants Everyone To Rethink AI TCO With "Cost Per Tokens" Metric Tokens are the single most important metric for AI. While yesterday's data centers were evaluated on their raw computing power, today's AI factories are evaluated on their token output. But it's not important for who does the most tokens, efficiency and cost are still the values that matter the most. That is why […]

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Free-to-play Let it Die will receive a premium offline version following upcoming server shut down

5 March 2026 at 12:15

Grasshopper Manufacture is known for having created a bunch of weird and unique games, including but not limited to Killer7; Lollipop Chainsaw and of course No More Heroes. One of the studio’s more forgotten projects however was Let it Die – a free-to-play roguelike released back in 2016. 10 years later and this online-only experience is set to be shut down; though an offline version is on the way.

Taking to their blog to make the announcement, the team at Grasshopper Manufacture wrote: “LET IT DIE is a survival action game that was released in 2016 and has been downloaded over 9 million times worldwide. We have been operating online for over nine years, thanks to the support we have received for our unique environment and gameplay. LET IT DIE will put an end to its nine-year online run and go offline.”

Come the 31st of August, Let it Die will officially die and will no longer be playable online. As mentioned however, the team is working on an offline version of the game which will be made available via a single one-time purchase with no additional DLC or microtransactions.

Let it Die Offline

Given that one of the biggest complaints with Let it Die back in the day was its rather heavy monetisation practices, having a fully-featured offline version of the game which doesn’t require you to buy revive tokens could make for a far improved experience.

All that said, regardless of your thoughts towards Let it Die, having the always-online experience being fully reworked into a premium offline title is welcome to see, and means that Let it Die will not disappear into the ether as so many other free-to-play titles have, come their inevitable demise.

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KitGuru says: Did you check out Let it Die back in the day? Are you surprised the game lasted this long? Should it always have been a paid offline title? Let us know your thoughts down below.

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