Month: September 2021

Fortnite season 8 is all about the cubes

The alien invasion is over, and now Fortnite’s island is… full of cubes. Season 8 of the battle royale’s second chapter just launched and it’s called, simply, “Cubed.” The premise is pretty strange: according to developer Epic, the cubes that used to power the giant alien mothership have now been set free to wreak havoc

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Experts say China’s gaming regulations for young players will hurt esports development in the country and hand a big advantage to rivals in other countries (Primrose Riordan/Financial Times)

Primrose Riordan / Financial Times: Experts say China’s gaming regulations for young players will hurt esports development in the country and hand a big advantage to rivals in other countries  —  Beijing’s restrictions hand rivals in the US and South Korea a big advantage, say experts  —  China’s clampdown on gaming will blunt …

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The future of Rust

Despite its name, the Rust programming language has never looked so shiny and new. Way back in 2016, Stack Overflow’s annual survey of developers crowned Rust the “most loved” programming language. They voted their love again in 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, and 2021. Presumably, when 2022 rolls around, that devotion to Rust will persist. To

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30 top SaaS companies for business

More companies are relying on software as a service (SaaS) as a cloud-based option for delivering a variety of software applications to end users. Fortunately, they have a broad selection of SaaS applications from which to choose. To read this article in full, please click here (Insider Story)

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A look into crypto-backed loans, which holders have used to buy houses, cars, or even ramp up their investments, as federal and state securities oversight grows (Rachel Louise Ensign/Wall Street Journal)

Rachel Louise Ensign / Wall Street Journal: A look into crypto-backed loans, which holders have used to buy houses, cars, or even ramp up their investments, as federal and state securities oversight grows  —  Upstart lenders make it easy to take out loans backed by cryptocurrency holdings.  Regulators are watching.

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