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The Sunday Papers
This article reflects on the moral decay within the gaming industry and the broader societal issues discussed in various articles from the past week. It touches upon topics such as the misuse of AI, the joy of food, historical events like the Bronze Age Collapse, and unique architectural designs, all while expressing a desire to focus on more positive aspects of life.
Nvidia sets out roadmap for RTX Spark, its new PC platform, which also gives us a better idea of when to expect next-gen…
Nvidia is collaborating with Microsoft to launch RTX Spark, a new PC platform featuring Windows on Arm, with a roadmap extending to 2030. The platform will align with Nvidia's new architectures, including Grace Blackwell in 2026, Vera Rubin in 2027/28, and Feynman in 2030. Nvidia showcased gaming on RTX Spark, demonstrating Forza Horizon with 100 FPS at 1440p with Ray Tracing and DLSS, with the platform set to launch in the fall.
Witcher Dev's Latest Nomination Is For Its HQ In Warsaw
CD Projekt Red's headquarters in Warsaw has been nominated for the 12th edition of the Architectural Award of the Mayor of Warsaw. The studio expressed pride in being recognized for its office design, which features an experiential lab, motion capture studio, relaxation rooms, and extensive green spaces. The nomination highlights the company's commitment to innovative and eco-friendly workplace design, even as it develops major titles like The Witcher 4 and Cyberpunk 2.
AMD Ryzen 11,000 Zen 6 Desktop CPUs May Launch in 2027
A new report suggests AMD's next-generation Ryzen 11,000 series desktop CPUs, based on the Zen 6 architecture, may launch in 2027 instead of the previously expected 2026. This potential delay could be due to TSMC's N2 process availability and rising component costs. Zen 6 may first appear in server CPUs in 2026 before reaching consumer desktops.
75 Questions to Ask When Hiring a Church Architect
This guide provides 75 questions to ask when hiring a church architect, covering general background, project-specific inquiries, fees, contractual issues, and subjective considerations. It emphasizes checking references and evaluating the architect's fit for the church's needs and budget before making a final decision.