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IBM pushes 32-nanometer chips with BASF deal

IBM will work with the German chemical company BASF Group to produce a new generation of chips with feature sizes of 32 nanometers, the companies said Friday.
IBM plans to use the new chemicals across its entire range of products, which include its Power6 high-end server chip announced on May 21, a variety of ASICs for telephony backbone platforms, and its Cell Broadband Engine chip used to process high-end graphics data in gaming consoles, including Sony Computer Entertainment's PlayStation 3, Microsoft's Xbox 360, and Nintendo's Wii.

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An Update to Our Shared Commitment to Safer Gaming

Discover how Sony Interactive Entertainment, Nintendo, and Microsoft continue to collaborate to improve player safety across our platforms.

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sonyinteractive.com
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Data suggests your game should cost between $20 and $40

Pricing your game between $20 and $40 could be a key part of attracting player interest.

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gamedeveloper.com
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We Interview Troy Baker. Could we see video game actors on Jimmy Fallon?

The acting legend on making his own game, AI, working with indies, and replacing fear with trust

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We Interview Troy Baker. Could we see video game actors on Jimmy Fallon? by Christopher Dring

The acting legend on making his own game, AI, working with indies, and replacing fear with trust

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