ComputersNews

Your PC might not run Windows 11’s 26H1 update

October 30, 2025
A new rumor suggests that Microsoft will offer a new Windows 11 26H1 feature release early next year — but chances are you won’t be able to get it. According a to a rumor by noted tipster PhantomofEarth, Microsoft will treat the Windows 11 2026 releases in much the same way that it handled 2025: features will be rolled out in a Windows 11 26H1 release to PCs, but only “enabled” in the…
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GamingNews

NASCAR 25: Innovations in Race Technology

October 29, 2025
The 2000s are memorable for plenty of peaks. The last truly great salvo of R-rated Hollywood comedies. Finnish mobile phones built sturdy enough to kill a man. Also? NASCAR games. If you know, you know. It’s not a controversial statement to say that, over the last 20 years, no licensed NASCAR game has been able to unseat NASCAR Dirt to Daytona, NASCAR Racing 2003 Season, and NASCAR Thunder 2004…
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CryptoNews

Bitcoin Sees Historic Institutional Uptake With 40% Rise in Public Company Holders

October 29, 2025
Corporate bitcoin accumulation is exploding, with institutional demand now driving the market as public companies’ holdings soared past 1 million BTC in Q3 2025 — a staggering 21% surge quarter-over-quarter, underscoring bitcoin’s rapid ascent as a core treasury asset. Corporate Bitcoin Holdings Skyrocket as Institutional Demand Surges Corporate ownership continues to accelerate…
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NewsSpace

Black Holes and Their Creation Through Mergers

October 29, 2025
Scientists have “heard” the symphony of two newborn black holes — each created when its respective parent black holes crashed together and merged. One of those collision events, in fact, was the first of its kind. The detection of the baby black holes and…
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1st samples ever collected from the moon's far side could help reveal where Earth got its water

October 29, 2025
Fragments of a rare type of meteorite have been found in the sample of material brought back from the lunar far side by China’s Chang’e 6 mission, and they could help shed light on the origin of Earth’s water. The meteoritic debris found among the 1,935.3 grams (68.3 ounces) of lunar regolith sampled by Chang’e 6 belongs to a class of carbon- and water-rich meteorites known…
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