‘I refused to let 3D die!’: Someone built a custom player for all 3D movie formats — and is even futureproofing it to preserve the grandeur of 3D for whatever the future of projectors and TVs holds
SyLC 3D Player supports everything from 3D Blu-ray to Apple spatial videos, and it can convert 3D video to display it on Apple Vision Pro headsets It's backwards and forwards compatible — and the creator says it can get dual-HDMI output
Special election for Scott’s House seat in Georgia heads to runoff
The special election to fill the remainder of the late Rep. David Scott’s (D-Ga.) term in the House is headed to a runoff, according to Decision Desk HQ. None of the five candidates jostling for the vacant seat scored more than
Zelensky asks senators for air defenses, tells them Ukraine is winning war
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky met with senators in the Capitol on Tuesday to press his case for additional U.S. support for Ukraine, specifically anti-ballistic missiles, and to emphasize his country's gains in the war against Russia. The meeting occurred shortly
Netflix’s 8-Part Harlan Coben Thriller Officially Crosses a Streaming Milestone
Neither Netflix nor Netflix subscribers ever really know what might explode on the platform. There have been multiple series with largely unknown talent attached that go on to dominate the streamer on their way to scoring major success at awards
Nvidia paid $20 billion for SRAM decode – AMD just partnered for it instead
AMD and Cerebras will split inference across two machines, with Helios racks handling prompt processing and the Wafer-Scale Engine generating tokens, available through Cerebras Cloud in H2 2026 Nvidia is also doing something similar by licensing AI chip startup Groq's SRAM
Senate advances Graham bill to put harsher sanctions on Russia, Iran
The Senate, in a rare bipartisan vote Tuesday night, advanced a bill that would impose harsher sanctions on Russia and buyers of Russian oil and gas than the U.S. has previously enforced and extend existing sanctions on Iran, aiming to
Master-Planned Megaproject Breaks Ground After Decade of Bay Area Delay
Five Point will break ground in September on Candlestick, a 270-acre master-planned community on the site of San Francisco’s demolished baseball stadium. The first phase includes infrastructure for seven blocks supporting roughly 675 homes, with completion expected in two years.