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Super Mario Party Jamboree for Nintendo Switch offers over 110 minigames and various modes, ensuring fun for players of all ages.

NHL 25 impresses with stunning graphics and diverse game modes, but its challenging gameplay may frustrate newcomers to the franchise.

Kaspersky has uncovered a sophisticated cyber fraud scheme, 'Tusk,' exploiting popular trends like web3 and AI to steal cryptocurrency and sensitive data.

ClearFibre completes phase one of Cardiff's 1Gbps hyperfast fibre broadband project, promising faster internet and support for remote work and businesses.

Tech firm k-ID introduces revolutionary platform to ensure global gaming safety compliance and providing age-appropriate experiences for young gamers.

The 5G Base Station Filter Market is set to boom, with a projected 37.3% CAGR, reaching USD$194 billion by 2029.

Bitdeer to launch an AI cloud service in Asia, utilising NVIDIA DGX SuperPOD, fulfilling robust demand for AI computing power.

The Intel Extreme Masters tournament returned to Sydney for an epic live esports competition, featuring Counter-Strike 2 as the game of choice.

EA Sports announced it would be continuing its popular football franchise under a new title, and it feels strange to say that 'EA Sports FC 24' is finally here.

Mortal Kombat 1 delivers a bloody and exciting fighting experience with its impressive graphics and addictive story mode, earning it a solid 8.5/10.

iDenfy, identity verification and fraud prevention expert, has partnered with Alphawin, a casino and sportsbook operator offering an online gaming experience.

The global content delivery network (CDN) security market is anticipated to be worth US$42,887 million by 2032, up from US$7,110 million in 2022.

Check Point Research identified security vulnerabilities in Chess.com, which, left unpatched, can be used to cheat and solve games without playing.

The desire to stay connected and entertained while stuck at home during the pandemic has driven online gaming popularity.

DDoS attacks on online gaming have surged, as cybercriminals take advantage of the industry's growing popularity during the pandemic, according to Nexusguard.

More than a tenth of gamers have had their ID stolen – which could be worth as much as $347bn globally, according to new research.

Radware has launched new algorithms to protect online gaming industry against powerful and targeted DDoS attacks.

Massive subscription-based streaming platforms like Google Stadia and Microsoft xCloud connections can be far from stable.

Cyber attacks on gaming platforms surged by 54% in April, as lockdowns boosted player numbers, with Minecraft being the most targeted game.

Gaming brand JBL has signed on with esports organisation 100 Thieves to become the official global gaming headset partner this year.