Everstone Studio and NetEase Games revealed their final testing phase for Where Winds Meet starts July 24. The ancient Chinese adventure game needs players to help test servers before launch day arrives. Gamers can sign up right away for the closed beta that runs through July 31. Both PC and PlayStation 5 owners have chances to explore the new Kaifeng region. Steam will host the computer version and send out special beta keys to lucky players.
The martial arts game takes place during China's wild Five Dynasties period around the tenth century. Players need solid computers to handle the massive 100 gigabyte download size. Basic systems require older graphics cards like the GTX 750Ti but recommended setups want RTX 2070 cards. Fast...
Microsoft fired over 9,000 workers today and killed several major video games. The company shut down The Initiative studio completely after canceling their Perfect Dark remake. Xbox boss Matt Booty sent an email telling staff about the brutal cuts across gaming teams. He also confirmed that Everwild from Rare studio got axed along with many secret projects. The layoffs hit hard as Microsoft tries to save money during tough times for the gaming business.
Perfect Dark fans lost their dream comeback game after years of waiting. The Initiative team had veteran developers working on bringing back the classic spy shooter series. They even showed exciting gameplay footage last year that made players think the game was almost ready. Crystal...
Moroccan government leaders gathered at a major meeting about smart computer technology that could change everything. Education chief Mohamed Saad Berrada explained how these machines can help students learn better and keep teachers sharp. The artificial brain systems will match school lessons to each kid's abilities and stop students from skipping class. Ministers agreed that training people to use these tools is the key to success. Smart technology has already started changing how people work and live across the world.
Economic minister Younes Skouri believes artificial intelligence will completely transform jobs and make companies work faster. He wants the government to create proper rules that let this technology help everyone...
Axiz just struck a major deal with computer security giant Kaspersky that will shake up Africa's digital protection game. The tech distributor wants to flood African markets with powerful cyber defense tools through this fresh partnership. Businesses across the continent will have access to advanced security software that fights hackers and online criminals. The collaboration brings military-grade protection programs right to African companies' doorsteps. Axiz plans to use their massive network of sellers to spread these security solutions everywhere.
Kaspersky brings serious firepower to the table with detection systems that spot threats before they cause damage. Their protection covers everything from smartphones to cloud computers...
Djibouti just made history across East Africa with brand new computer laws. The small nation passed massive digital rules that nobody else has tried before. Government workers spent two full years writing these laws with help from many different groups. The Ministry of Digital Economy and Innovation announced the big news after lawmakers voted. This marks the first time any East African country created such complete digital rules.
The new law book contains eight major sections and almost 800 different rules. Personal data protection takes up the first section of the massive legal document. Electronic communication and secret codes each have their separate sections. Online shopping and customer rights also receive their dedicated parts...
Ghana's phone companies started giving customers more data for the same price after the government told them to do it. Minister Samuel Nartey George ordered all mobile networks to boost data packages by 15 percent without charging extra money. AT and Telecel managed to make the changes work perfectly right away. MTN Ghana ran into serious computer problems that messed up everything for their customers. The company had to meet with government officials to explain what went wrong.
MTN's computer systems completely broke down just after they tried to launch the new data deals. Three important programs crashed at the same time and left millions of people unable to buy data packages. Customers could not access their favorite 399 bundle that...
The biggest college group across UAE just made a deal that could change everything for local students. Higher Colleges of Technology teamed up with smart computer company Saal.ai to teach artificial intelligence skills. The partnership gives young people hands-on training with real computer programs that businesses actually use. Students learn how to work with data and smart machines that think like humans. This collaboration helps prepare graduates for jobs that pay well and matter for the country.
Saal.ai brings their special computer platform called DigiXT right into college classrooms. The system teaches students practical skills they can use immediately after graduation. Companies across UAE need workers who understand these...
Ghana's top tech minister just told military leaders that computer attacks are the biggest threat facing the country today. Samuel Nartey George delivered his warning speech at the Ghana Armed Forces Command and Staff College. He spoke to 97 security officials from Ghana and other African nations. The minister said all modern defense systems depend on safe computer networks. Protecting digital systems has become just as important as protecting borders.
George bragged about Ghana leading all African countries for cybersecurity strength. The International Telecommunication Union ranked Ghana as the top performer across the continent. He promised the government would fight hard to keep this number one spot. Ghana created special laws...
LATRO just struck a major deal with Ouranos that will shake up West Africa's telecom world. The global telecom giant wants to spread its tech services across the region through this fresh partnership. Ouranos brings deep local knowledge and strong connections throughout West African markets. Both companies plan to help telecom operators fight fraud and boost their digital money services. The alliance targets rapid growth across the continent's busiest telecom markets.
Don Reinhart runs LATRO and says his team already started working on West African contracts with their new partner. The CEO believes this partnership will supercharge their African expansion plans. Mfon Okon leads Ouranos and shares similar excitement about bringing...
