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SpaceX is making a bold claim that's turning heads across the industry. Elon Musk's company says it could build more data center computing capacity than Google has accumulated over its entire lifetime, and it wants to do it in just one and a half years. Analysts are skeptical but not dismissive, pointing to the Colossus two project as early evidence that this kind of aggressive scaling may not be pure fantasy.
Shifting to gaming, Nintendo has pushed out version two point four point zero for Super Mario Party Jamboree, and it's a meaningful update for Switch two owners in particular. The headline addition is GameShare through GameChat, which lets players share the experience more fluidly across devices. The original Switch version also received some refinements, keeping the older hardware from feeling left behind entirely.
And in a story about cinema crossing borders, the first ever Czech-Vietnamese feature film, Summer School, Two Thousand One, is making its American debut. The award-winning directorial debut from Dužan Duong will hit Cinemark theaters starting December eleventh for a limited run, before landing on Amazon. It's a reminder that some of the most compelling storytelling is still finding its audience the old-fashioned way, one screen at a time.
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