Christophe Derennes and Charlie Guillemot will lead the group, which is “dedicated to bringing the Assassin’s Creed, Far Cry, and Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six franchises to their full potential,” Ubisoft says. Tencent will have a 25 percent stake in the entity, and the creation of the subsidiary is “progressing well.”
Ubisoft also published an interview with the co-CEOs.
Cameron John Wagenius, aka kiberphant0m, had already pleaded guilty on two charges for hacking T-Mobile and Verizon, and could face 20 years in prison after pleading guilty Tuesday to additional conspiracy, extortion, and identity theft charges.
Wagenius reportedly sold data stolen from Snowflake cloud storage accounts, including records for 560 million Ticketmaster customers and information from over 150 other companies, and said he’d posted hacked AT&T call logs for Donald Trump and Kamala Harris. Two other men, John Binns and Connor Moucka, have also been indicted in this case.
Version 20.2.0 was released yesterday, and while the patch notes didn’t include much, following the update, Portal 2 and Crypt of the NecroDancer: Nintendo Switch Edition are now supported on the Switch 2, Eurogamer reports.
Now I have NecroDancer music stuck in my head.
“Each one of these new satellites is designed to provide over a terabit per second of downlink capacity (> 1,000 Gbps) and over 200 Gbps of uplink capacity to customers on the ground,” Starlink says. “This is more than 10 times the downlink and 24 times the uplink capacity of the second-generation satellites.”
Starlink is also touting how speed and latency have “radically improved.”
Bloomberg’s Jason Schreier, broke the original story on the whole saga, posted an update today on where things are at now. I wonder what the sealed lawsuit says...
