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Grand Theft Auto VI will be a huge 210 GB download on PS5

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Editor's take: Modern gaming is quickly turning into a luxury market for a small number of affluent customers. Hardware is no longer cheap, and it can be hard to find even if you have the means. And when the hardware is there and the requirements are met, publishers are asking players to complete some never-before-seen download jobs just to install that brand-new AAA game on a local setup.

Grand Theft Auto VI is finally launching on November 19, and players should get their machines in order so the new open-world blockbuster lands on a comfortable hardware setup. Storage, apparently, is one of the most important considerations, as the latest Rockstar production will require a massive amount of space to download the whole thing.

According to a recent tip fromPlayStation Game Size, Grand...

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Apple finally has a touchscreen laptop, 16 years after Steve Jobs called them "terrible"

Serving tech enthusiasts for over 25 years. TechSpot means tech analysis and advice you can trust. Through the looking glass: Just over 16 years ago, as other PC makers were adopting touchscreens en masse, late Apple co-founder Steve Jobs called the combination "ergonomically terrible." The company has resisted

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Netherlands Plans 25,000 Job Cuts as Government Turns to AI

The Netherlands plans to reduce its government workforce by approximately 25,000 full-time-equivalent positions over the next decade. AI could play a role, but officials have not explained which jobs or services it might affect. Announced Oct. 26, the plan is part of a broader effort to simplify regulations, modernize

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Critical UEFI Flaw Exposes Millions Of Servers To Hijacking Threat

A newly-revealed UEFI exploit has entered the public sphere as CVE-2026-97631, and since it targets the TianoCore EDK2 open source codebase used by virtually all major manufacturers for their servers' UEFI firmware, enterprise and datacenter customers should be on high alert. Before I dig further into the details of

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Google Is Building Gemini a Memory Hub

Google is adding a section called "Remembered items" in Gemini, where users can easily see and manage what they've asked the AI assistant to retain. According to Android Authority, which inspected version 17.70.10.sa.arm64 of the Google app, the option sits within Gemini&

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Apple finally has a touchscreen laptop, 16 years after Steve Jobs called them "terrible"

Netherlands Plans 25,000 Job Cuts as Government Turns to AI

Critical UEFI Flaw Exposes Millions Of Servers To Hijacking Threat

Google Is Building Gemini a Memory Hub