Cyberpunk 2077 was first released worldwide on December 10, 2020 for PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One. 🧑🏻‍💻 Developer/Publisher: CD Projekt Red / CD Projekt 🎮 Platforms: PC, PlayStation 4/5, Xbox One/Series X|S, Stadia This open-world sci-fi RPG set in Night City delivered a massive narrative experience with branching choices, deep role-playing systems, and unforgettable characters like Johnny Silverhand. After a rocky launch, major updates and expansions—especially Phantom Liberty—transformed it into one of the most acclaimed RPGs of the generation. 📊 Sales: Over 30 million copies worldwide ❓ Out of 10, how would you rate Cyberpunk 2077? #Cyberpunk2077 #CDProjektRed [Follow @gamenewsplusnet] Hashtags: #Gaming #VideoGames #Game #Gamer #GameNewsPlus

@lovable.dev just surpassed $200M ARR, only five months after reaching $100M. It is now the fastest growing European software company in history to scale from $1 million to $200 million. Based in Stockholm, Lovable serves users worldwide and is expanding quickly in the United States with new offices in Boston and San Francisco. Stockholm remains the headquarters, but the US rollout is already accelerating. More than 100,000 new projects are created on Lovable every day, and apps built on the platform now generate more than 5 million visits daily. Lovable lets anyone build software by describing what they want. It writes the code, designs the interface, and deploys the product without requiring technical experience. What would you create with @lovable.dev? #vibecoding #LovablePartner #AI

If you ever wondered how your childhood favorites would look in real life, this is it 🎬😄 From Monsters Inc and Ratatouille to Hercules and Frozen, the classics look strangely real in this recreation. Disney has already turned remakes into a habit, and Moana’s live-action remake lands next year in theaters worldwide. If you grew up on these movies, the live-action wave is basically your nostalgia in 4K. #Disney #LiveAction #Moana #MovieNews #Cinema

Two of the biggest forces in advertising just fused into one, and the ripple effects are only beginning. This merger isn’t just about scale, it’s about who controls the future of creativity, data and growth. Client relationships, agency identities and competition will all feel the impact. What do you think this means for the next era of advertising? Share your take below. @omnicom @interpublicipg @bbdo @ddbworldwide @tbwa @omdhq @phdworldwide @fcbglobal @mullenloweglobal @mccann_mw @initiativepr @umworldwide

Big Sky, Montana just took the top spot as 2026’s most sought-after travel destination, according to a new report from Expedia, Hotels.com, and Vrbo. The annual roundup highlights 10 destinations gaining major momentum worldwide, based on a surge in flight and accommodation searches from more than 24,000 travelers over the past year. #montana #bigsky #vacations #travel

MIT researchers have unveiled a groundbreaking technology called Circulatronics, a platform that could treat neurological diseases and mental illnesses without the need for brain surgery. The innovation, published in Nature Biotechnology, uses tiny wireless chips called SWEDs that can be injected through a simple jab in the arm, travel through the bloodstream, and self-implant inside the brain. The chips, each roughly one-billionth the length of a grain of rice, attach to immune cells that naturally cross the blood–brain barrier and move toward inflamed brain regions. Once in position, they can be activated wirelessly with near-infrared light, delivering precise electrical stimulation to treat conditions like depression, Alzheimer’s, multiple sclerosis, and even brain tumors. In mouse tests, the injected hybrids successfully navigated to targeted diseased areas and activated nearby neurons when stimulated from outside the body. The approach could offer a safer, cheaper alternative to invasive electrode-based brain surgeries, which carry risks and remain inaccessible to billions worldwide. Led by MIT’s Deblina Sarkar in collaboration with Wellesley College and Harvard University, the team is already exploring next-generation upgrades, such as adding sensing abilities and synthetic electronic neurons. The tech could also be adapted for other organs, potentially enabling wireless pacemakers or injectable implants for chronic pain. Through a new MIT spinoff, Cahira Technologies, Circulatronics is aiming for clinical trials within three years, marking a major step toward a future where advanced neurological treatments might be delivered through a simple injection, no surgery required. 👉 Follow us @FutureTech for more! 🔌

A major global internet outage temporarily brought the digital world to a halt after a critical Cloudflare failure disrupted major platforms, including X and OpenAI ⚠️ The issue began around 11:00 AM UTC when Cloudflare started returning widespread 500 internal server errors, cutting access to millions of websites. Early reports suggest an abnormal surge in traffic triggered a cascading network breakdown that impacted everything from work tools to entertainment services. Engineers have since pinpointed the problem, and systems are gradually coming back online as traffic is rerouted. Some users may still notice slowdowns until the fix is fully stabilized worldwide. Did you experience any connection issues during the outage today? 👉 Follow us @FutureTech for more! 🔌

Cities are learning to cool with time, not just power. So-called ice batteries, thermal energy storage tanks that freeze liquid overnight, let buildings ride the next day’s heat on yesterday’s cold. Shifting chillers to off-peak hours trims grid stress when temperatures spike and electricity is priciest, creating a smoother balance between supply and demand.⁠ ⁠ The numbers are real, not theoretical. Manhattan’s 30-story Eleven Madison freezes roughly 500,000 pounds of ice each night and reports up to a 40% cut in cooling costs. Trane and others have installed more than 4,000 systems worldwide, a tiny slice of six million U.S. commercial buildings but a proof that scaling is possible and increasingly attractive in hotter climates.⁠ ⁠ The tech is getting smarter at the material level. In The Journal of Physical Chemistry C, a Texas A&M team led by Patrick Shamberger tuned salt hydrates, salts that lock in water molecules, to freeze and thaw at HVAC-friendly temperatures without degrading. Their focus is phase segregation, the tendency for the material to split into solid and liquid zones over many cycles. By optimizing “nucleation particles,” especially those containing barium, the system triggers cleaner, repeatable freezing with higher efficiency.⁠ ⁠ Why this matters now: cooling already eats about 20% of building electricity, and AI data centers are adding heavy, always-on thermal loads. Ice batteries do not eliminate energy use, but they move it to when power is cleaner and cheaper, lowering peak demand and postponing the need for new plants.⁠ ⁠ A century after barges hauled river ice down the Hudson, engineered ice may again be the quiet workhorse that keeps modern life comfortable, only this time with chemistry doing the steering and research ensuring decades of reliable performance.⁠ ⁠ #tech #energy #hvac #buildings #energystorage #grid #climate #datacenters #materials

AI creates wonders, but it also drains power. Every image or answer comes at the cost of processors running nonstop, pumping out heat and burning energy. Now scientists have found a striking alternative: letting light, not silicon, do the heavy lifting.⁠ ⁠ At UCLA, researchers designed an “optical generative model” described in Nature. Instead of grinding through thousands of digital steps, their system uses laser beams and liquid crystal screens, called spatial light modulators, to imprint static into light and decode it instantly into images. This snapshot method removes the need for repetitive computation, generating results in a single flash.⁠ ⁠ The efficiency gap is enormous. Standard diffusion models burn hundreds or thousands of joules per image, while the optical system consumes only a few millijoules, millions of times less. In tests, it recreated digits, faces, and Van Gogh-style art with quality nearly equal to digital models. Because each image is tied to a unique light pattern, the method also offers built-in security, allowing only the correct decoder to reconstruct the picture.⁠ ⁠ Though still in early stages, the technology could shrink into photonic chips, opening the door to ultra-efficient AI glasses, medical imaging tools, or portable creative devices. As AI continues to scale worldwide, this work suggests a different path forward—one where photons replace processors, and energy costs fade into the background.

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