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Valve Unveils Steam Machine Verified Badge, Aims for 2026 Launch Amid 'RAMageddon' Supply Issues
Valve announces a Steam Machine Verified badge at GDC 2026, setting a 1080p/30fps standard for games, stricter than Steam Deck's 1080p/60fps. Despite RAM shortages, Valve plans a 2026 launch, though exact dates and pricing remain undisclosed.

Lloyds Banking Glitch: Customers Report Cross-Account Data Breach, Raising Security Concerns
Lloyds Banking Group faced a major data mishap as customers saw others' transaction details on their apps, sparking privacy concerns. The issue, possibly a technical glitch, was resolved swiftly, but not before causing public alarm and discussions about banking security.
The Buffalo Bills have signed Bradley Chubb, bolstering their pass rush with a three-year, $43.5 million deal. Chubb's performance history shows promise, though injuries have been a concern.
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Apple Arcade will add three new games—DREDGE+, Unpacking+, and My Very Hungry Caterpillar+—to its catalog on April 2, maintaining its $6.99 monthly subscription fee. The service continues to offer ad-free gaming with no in-app purchases and supports up to six family members under one subscription, with availability varying by region and device.
The UN Security Council has condemned Iran's attacks on Gulf states, demanding an end to these actions and highlighting disruptions in key maritime routes. This resolution, primarily led by Gulf nations and Jordan, underscores the significant geopolitical and economic consequences of Iran's aggression, while hinting at complex diplomatic dynamics involving major powers like Russia and China.
Netflix is nearing a $600 million deal to acquire InterPositive, a Ben Affleck-co-founded AI startup, to enhance post-production for its originals. This move highlights Netflix's aim to use AI ethically by training models on production-specific footage, amid Hollywood's concerns over data control and copyright issues.
Intel launches its Core Ultra 200S Plus processors, Ultra 7 270K Plus and Ultra 5 250K Plus, promising top-tier gaming performance starting at $299 and $199. These chips feature up to 24 cores and enhanced DDR5 memory support, maintaining compatibility with existing 800-series chipsets, and are set to release on March 26.
NVIDIA unveils Nemotron 3 Super, a 120-billion-parameter AI model emphasizing efficiency and reasoning for autonomous agents, marking a significant step in its AI strategy. The model's open weights and comprehensive support aim to integrate seamlessly into diverse sectors, enhancing tasks from search to molecular analysis, with high industry adoption anticipated.













