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January 11, 2023 11:20 AM The Fortnite Champion Series (FNCS) is returning for 2023 — alongside its $10 million prize pool to be distributed through out the year. However, this year the FNCS Global Championship is reformatting to be more similar to other esports with a new major-focused structure. The Fortnite Champion Series season will

By Alex Lennane 11/01/2023 Flexport is to cut 20% of its jobs, with impacted staff in Europe and North America receiving emails in the next few hours, and those in Asia, tomorrow. The letter to employees from co-CEOs Dave Clark and Ryan Petersen opens: “We begin the new year with more optimism than ever about Flexport’s

There is an argument frequently made against the concept of unconditional basic income (UBI) that essentially goes like this: "Life requires work. You can't just expect to live without work, and it's wrong for someone to live off the work of others. So UBI has no moral justification." This argument usually comes from conservatives and

ARMO’s open source security project Kubescape is now part of the Cloud Native Computing Foundation’s (CNCF) sandbox in an attempt to “become that free, open source, end-to-end security platform,” according to Craig Box, VP of open source at ARMO. It was always part of the plan to donate the open source security scanner to the

When it comes to foldable phones, two screens isn't always better than one. Microsoft is planning to pivot away from the dual-screen phone design it established with the first two versions of its Surface Duo, according to Windows Central. It will instead launch a phone with one screen that folds, similar to foldable phones made by

Well, hello there! Astronomers have discovered a previously undetected Earth-size planet hanging out in the habitable zone of star TOI 700. The star was already known to host three planets (designated b, c and d). TOI 700 e -- expected to be rocky and about 95% of Earth's size -- has now been found in

This story is part of Welcome to Mars, our series exploring the red planet. NASA's Perseverance rover isn't alone in the Jezero Crater on Mars. Its overachieving companion, the Ingenuity helicopter, is still taking to the air. Percy's an avid photographer, but it hasn't taken a lot of photos of elusive Ingenuity. There's a new

Here's one for the "what goes up must come down" file. NASA's retired Earth Radiation Budget Satellite got a blazing welcome back to Earth on Sunday after nearly four decades in space. The Department of Defense confirmed the 5,400-pound (2,450-kilogram) satellite had reentered Earth's atmosphere over the Bering Sea, NASA said on Monday. ERBS made contributions to climate