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Industry news across game development, AI, and automation.
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Meta’s Prompt-Built Games Name No Engine, Its VR Glasses Name Unity 6.6: What the Day-One Support List Actually Covers
The announcement, as it has been reported, pairs two things that sit at opposite ends of a production pipeline.
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Docker Put Agent Permissions in an OCI Image — and the Spec Going to the CNCF Is Already at Version 3
At WeAreDevelopers, Docker presented three things together — Sandboxes, Kits, and Cloud Sandboxes — and framed them as the means of giving AI agents strong isolation and reproducible authority (Docker’s own keynote recap; company announcement,…
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Agents Everywhere, Trust Nowhere: A 30B Local Model, a $100-Per-User Cloud Bill, and the Exfiltration Cisco Found in Third-Party Skills
Local agent models, frameworks and edge runtimes all landed at once, and then Cisco found data exfiltration in third-party agent skills. What that changes.
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Perplexity’s Portable Computer: Local-First AI Optimized for Nvidia DGX Spark
Perplexity describes Portable Computer as a local-first AI agent optimized for Nvidia DGX Spark. Here is what the supplied claims establish.
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Xbox App Is Coming to TCL Smart TVs Through a New Microsoft–TCL Partnership
Xbox has announced a new partnership with TCL that will bring the Xbox app to select TCL Smart TVs, with availability expected in the coming months.
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ADK ships a dev UI, a TypeScript build and a recipes collection — and Google’s own agents CLI deploys LangChain without it
ADK is published as open source under Google’s own GitHub organization — a fact attested by Google itself rather than by an outside audit.
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A December 2026 Xbox and PC Release Nobody Can Source: What the 2026 Calendar Actually Lists
A specific release claim has been circulating: that a chaotic co-op sandbox game is arriving on Xbox and PC in December 2026.
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300,000 People in Games and No Central Place to Meet: GameDev.net’s Archives, the Cost of Going Indie, and One Submission Steam Turned Away
The short answer: the public record around GameDev.net describes a long-running archive of tutorials, competition entries and community tooling, but the same record — mostly forum testimony — describes a field of roughly 300,000 workers…
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From Real Object to Printable Model: How 3D Scan Data, Photo-Capture Apps, and DIY Code Repositories Fit Together
3D printing is generally described as an additive manufacturing process, in which a physical object is built up from a digital model, usually layer by layer, rather than cut away from a solid block.
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MinIO’s Free Edition Lost Its Web Console, and Not One of Its Documented Jobs Needed It
Strip away the branding and MinIO occupies a narrow role: it answers S3 API calls over HTTP from a machine the operator controls.