Just over a year ago, Epic Games laid off around 16 percent of its employees. The problem, Epic said, was its own big ideas for the future and just how expensive they were to build. “For a while now, we’ve been spending way more money than we earn,” Epic CEO Tim Sweeney wrote in an email to staff.
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Epic has a plan for the rest of the decade
On Tuesday, onstage at the Unreal Fest conference in Seattle, Sweeney declared that the company is now “financially sound.” The announcement kicked off a packed two-hour keynote with updates on Unreal Engine, the Unreal Editor for Fortnite, the Epic Games Store, and more.
In an interview with The Verge, Sweeney says that reining in Epic’s spending was part of what brought the company to this point. “Last year, before Unreal Fest, we were spending about a billion dollars a year more than we were making,” Sweeney says. “Now, we’re spending a bit more than we’re making.”
“The real power will come when we bring these two worlds together”
Sweeney says the company is well set up for the future, too, and that it has the ability to make the types of long-term bets he spent the conference describing. “We have a very, very long runway comparing our savings in the bank to our expenditure,” Sweeney says. “We have a very robust amount of funding relative to pretty much any company in the industry and are making forward investments really judiciously that we could throttle up or down as our fortunes change. We feel we’re in a perfect position to execute for the rest of this decade and achieve all of our plans at our size.”
Epic has ambitious plans. Right now, Epic offers both Unreal Engine, its high-end game development tools, and Unreal Editor for Fortnite, which is designed to be simpler to use. What it’s building toward is a new version of Unreal Engine that can tie them together.
“The real power will come when we bring these two worlds together so we have the entire power of our high-end game engine merged with the ease of use that we put together in [Unreal Editor for Fortnite],” Sweeney says. “That’s going to take several years. And when that process is complete, that will be Unreal Engine 6.”
Unreal Engine 6 is meant to let developers “build an app once and then deploy it as a standalone game for any platform,” Sweeney says. Developers will be able to deploy the work that they do into Fortnite or other games that “choose to use this technology base,” which would allow for interoperable content.
The upcoming “persistent universe” Epic is building with Disney is an example of the vision. “We announced that we’re working with Disney to build a Disney ecosystem that’s theirs, but it fully interoperates with the Fortnite ecosystem,” Sweeney says. “And what we’re talking about with Unreal Engine 6 is the technology base that’s going to make that possible for everybody. Triple-A game developers to indie game developers to Fortnite creators achieving that same sort of thing.”
If you read my colleague Andrew Webster’s interview with Sweeney from March 2023, the idea of interoperability to make the metaverse work will seem familiar. At Unreal Fest this week, I got a better picture of how the mechanics of that might work with things like Unreal Engine 6 and the company’s soon-to-open Fab marketplace to shop for digital assets.
Fab will be able to host assets that can work in Minecraft or Roblox, Sweeney says. But the bigger goal is to let Fab creators offer “one logical asset that has different file formats that work in different contexts.” He gave an example of how a user might buy a forest mesh set that has different content optimized for Unreal Engine, Unity, Roblox, and Minecraft. “Having seamless movement of content from place to place is going to be one of the critical things that makes the metaverse work without duplication.”
But for an interoperable metaverse to really be possible, companies like Epic, Roblox, and Microsoft will need to find ways for players to move between those worlds instead of keeping them siloed — and for the most part, that isn’t on the horizon.
Sweeney says Epic hasn’t had “those sorts of discussions” with anyone but Disney yet. “But we will, over time,” he says. He described an ideal where companies, working as peers, would use revenue sharing as a way to create incentives for item shops that people want to buy digital goods from and “sources of engagement” (like Fortnite experiences) that people want to spend time in.
“The whole thesis here is that players are gravitating towards games which they can play together with all their friends, and players are spending more on digital items in games that they trust they’re going to play for a long time,” Sweeney says. “If you’re just dabbling in a game, why would you spend money to buy an item that you’re never going to use again? If we have an interoperable economy, then that will increase player trust that today’s spending on buying digital goods results in things that they’re going to own for a long period of time, and it will work in all the places they go.”
“People are not dogmatic about where they play”
“There’s no reason why we couldn’t have a federated way to flow between Roblox, Minecraft, and Fortnite,” Epic EVP Saxs Persson says. “From our perspective, that would be amazing, because it keeps people together and lets the best ecosystem win.” Epic sees in its surveys that “people are not dogmatic about where they play,” Persson says.
Of course, there’s plenty of opportunity for Epic, which already makes a widely played game and a widely used game engine and is building Fortnite into a game-making tool. (And I haven’t even mentioned how Unreal Engine is increasingly used in filmmaking and other industries.) The end state sounds great for Epic, but Epic also has to make the math make sense for everyone else.
And it has to do that without much of a presence on mobile. The company has spent years in legal battles with Apple and Google over their mobile app store practices, and it just sued Samsung, too. The Epic Games Store recently launched on Android globally and on iOS in the EU, but thanks to restrictions on third-party app stores, the company’s game store boss, Steve Allison, tells The Verge that reaching its end-of-year install goal is “likely impossible.” Any major change could take quite a while, according to Sweeney. “It will be a long battle, and it will likely result in a long series of battles, each of which moves a set of freedoms forward, rather than having a single worldwide moment of victory,” Sweeney says.
There’s one other battle Epic is fighting: Fortnite is still hugely popular, but there is waning interest — or hype, at least — in the metaverse. Sweeney and Persson, however, don’t exactly agree about the term seemingly falling out of popularity.
“It’s like there’s metaverse weather,” Sweeney says. “Some days it’s good, some days it’s bad. Depends on who’s doing the talking about it.”
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In recent years, Samsung Foundry, the company’s semiconductor production division, has been struggling to compete against TSMC, its main rival. The South Korean giant has even lost big clients due to problems with poor wafer yields. Now, a new report suggests that Samsung Foundry may go public as a public company in the United States in search of capital injection.
Samsung Foundry may look to raise capital by going public in the United States
According to South Korean media, Samsung Securities, a financial services unit, concluded in a report that Samsung Foundry will be listed as a public company. The main reason reportedly stems from ongoing issues during chip production. These issues have led Samsung Foundry to suffer significant losses as clients moved to TSMC in search of more reliable factories. In fact, Samsung Foundry is expected to report operating losses of 500 billion won (approximately $385 million) for Q3 2024.
Qualcomm is one of the main names that turned to TSMC after recent negative experiences with Samsung. The American company relied on Samsung’s factories to produce the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1, one of the most important chips in its history. The Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 even started a name change for the company’s SoCs, as it was the successor to the Snapdragon 888. Unfortunately, overheating and low efficiency issues inherited from Samsung’s wafers plagued the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1.
Then, Qualcomm moved the chip manufacturing to TSMC’s factories, now calling it Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1. The hardware basically used the same design as the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1, but with higher CPU frequencies. The result was one of Qualcomm’s most popular and widely used chips in history for its raw power and efficiency. Since then, Qualcomm and TSMC have worked together on all subsequent Snapdragon flagship chips. Samsung still makes some mid-range Snapdragons, though.
Samsung Foundry struggling to achieve decent yields
According to reports, Samsung’s 4nm wafer yield was 35%. That basically means that only 35 chips out of 100 were “usable.” Well, recent reports claim that Samsung’s 3nm wafer yield is somewhere between 10% and 20%. Samsung Foundry reportedly adopted Gate-All-Around (GAA) transistors for 3nm chip manufacturing earlier this year, but it is struggling to achieve high yield.
GAA is a technology that increases the performance and power efficiency of the chips produced. However, it seems that Samsung Foundry has not been up to the task. Samsung was one of the pioneers in this technology, and not even TSMC has implemented it. The Taiwanese company is said to start using GAA in 2025 for the production of 2 nm chips. Had it done things right, Samsung Foundry could have gained a competitive advantage.
The base Galaxy S25 would use Mediatek chips
Interestingly, in June, Qualcomm’s CEO opened the door to working with Samsung again. Should a deal materialize, the South Korean company would take on a portion of the Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 production. However, potential negotiations will probably depend on Samsung Foundry solving its current efficiency problems. If Samsung Foundry fails to resolve these issues, some models in the Galaxy S25 series may ditch Exynos chips. Samsung is reportedly considering using Mediatek’s Dimensity 9400 as the base SoC for the Galaxy S25 in most markets.
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A home lab is a small, personal laboratory setup used for learning and experimenting with different technologies, such as networking, virtualization, or software development. It can be a valuable tool for gaining hands-on experience and advancing technical skills in a low-risk and cost-effective environment. A home lab typically includes a small number of computers, servers, and networking equipment, such as switches, routers, and firewalls. The equipment can be connected together to create a miniature network that allows the user to test and practice various configurations and scenarios. Home labs can be used for a variety of purposes, such as studying for certification exams, testing software, or learning new technologies. Whether you are a beginner or a seasoned professional, a home lab provides a valuable opportunity to enhance your technical knowledge and skills.
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X reportedly paid its Brazil fines to the wrong bank, causing further delay in reinstatement case
Despite the company’s recent decision to abide by the demands of the Brazilian Supreme Court, X still isn’t back online in Brazil — and according to Reuters, that’s at least in part because it paid its fines to the wrong bank. After weeks being banned in Brazil, X in late September named a legal representative for the country as ordered, and took down accounts the court accused of spreading misinformation and hate speech. Its final hurdle was to pay off the fines that it had racked up, reportedly amounting to roughly $5 million.
Citing Friday court filings, Reuters reports that X says it’s paid the fines and requested to have services restored. But, Justice Alexandre de Moraes said the funds went to the wrong bank, and the decision will have to wait until they’ve been transferred. X maintains that it paid its fines correctly, according to Reuters. X has been banned in Brazil since the end of August. While the company initially resisted the court’s orders, it recently changed its tune and said it was working with the Brazilian government to get the platform back online in the country.
Google is rolling out a new set of features aimed at making it less easy for thieves to access your data. That’s according to Mishaal Rahman, who posted on Reddit that the features are showing up in a new update after seeing that his Xiaomi 14T Pro phone now has Theft Detection Lock and Offline Device Lock, two of three features Google announced in May. Others say they only see the third one, called Remote Lock.
The flashiest of the new features is Theft Detection Lock, which uses AI to lock your screen when it detects “common motion associated with theft,” like someone snatching your phone out of your hand. Meanwhile, Offline Device Lock locks a device’s screen when it’s offline for a while, and Remote Lock lets users lock their phone using only their phone number when they can’t log into Find My Device with their password.
So far, I’m not seeing any of the features on my own Pixel 6. You can see screenshots of the new features’ settings in the overnight Threads post from Rahman below.
Theft Detection Lock and Offline Device Lock are supported on any Android device running Android 10 and up, while you’ll need at least Android 5 for Remote Lock. If you don’t have the features yet, you can try updating Google Play Services, though Google tends to roll out new features over time, rather than to everyone at once, so, like me, you may have to wait.
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HPE ProLiant DL560 Gen8 Rack Server
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Power Supplies: Dual Power Supply
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DIMMs:24 DIMM slots
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HP ProLiant DL360P Gen8 Rack Server
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Processors Supported: Intel Xeon E5-2600 v2 or E5-2600 family
Sockets:2
Cores: Maximum 24
Max Memory:768 GB
Max memory/Slot:32GB
Memory Type: DDR3
DIMMs:24 DIMM slots
Max Storage:32.0TB
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Power Supplies: Dual Power Supply
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HP ProLiant DL320e Generation 8 Rack Server
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Form Factor:1U
Processors Supported:
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Max Storage:16.0TB
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Power Supplies: Dual Power Supply
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HP ProLiant DL160 Generation 8 Rack Server
Ideal For:
Form Factor:1U
Processors Supported: Intel Xeon E5-2600 series processors
Sockets:2
Cores: Maximum 16
Max Memory:768 GB
Max memory/Slot: 32 GB
Memory Type: DDR3
DIMMs:24 DIMM slots
Max Storage: 16.0TB
Types of Storages:LFF SATA,LFF SATA SSD,LFF SAS,SFF SATA,SFF SATA SSD,SFF SAS,SAS SSD,LFF SATA,LFF SAS
Power Supplies: Dual Power Supply .
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If the leaks to date are to be believed, the iPhone 16 Plus will be replaced by the iPhone 17 Air, and the latest rumor coming out of Apple‘s supply chain is that the 2025 flagship phone will have an upgraded display attached.
According to the usually well-informed DigiTimes (via 9to5Mac), Taiwanese display manufacturer Novatek could start mass production of its next-gen OLED screens during the second quarter of 2025 (April, May, and June).
These OLED screens are said to come with TDDI (Touch and Display Driver Integration) technology built in, which means the same chip handles both output and touch input – which then means thinner and more efficient screens.
And the first customer for these thinner, more efficient screens? Apple, quite possibly, according to DigiTimes. The link is described as “speculation” at this point, but the timings would match – and so would the introduction of a slimmer iPhone model.
The iPhone 17 story so far
Besides the possibility of a thinner and lighter iPhone 17 Air (or Slim), we don’t know too much about the handsets coming next year. It’s still early days of course: our iPhone 16 review hasn’t been up for long, after the series was unveiled last month.
We have heard that the iPhone 17 could arrive with another new button – or rather, that the Action button and the volume buttons could be combined into one, at least on the Pro and Pro Max versions of next year’s handsets.
As for the two non-Pro models, they will apparently get screen upgrades that enable an always-on display option, as well as a variable refresh rate for smoother animations and transitions (on top of the other display upgrade covered above).
It could be the iPhone 17 Pro Max that gets the most updates, however: we’ve heard that it’s going to come with more RAM, enhanced on-device AI capabilities, and an upgraded cooling system to further boost performance.
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