Why this video game artist still draws in a sketchbook with markers
Outside his day job, Ben Greene finds creative refreshment drawing with markers and other more traditional art tools.
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Supermicro Expands Support for AI-RAN and Sovereign AI Solutions to Deliver High-Performance, Efficient, and Scalable AI Infrastructure
Cutting-edge infrastructure solutions, featuring the latest CPUs and GPUs, power AI-native telecom networks, and secure, scalable AI factories Supermicro collaborating with global partners including Nokia, SK Telecom and Telenor to demonstrate real-world use cases… Read More »Supermicro Expands Support for AI-RAN and Sovereign AI Solutions to Deliver High-Performance, Efficient, and Scalable AI Infrastructure
TCL Unveils New TCL CrystalClip Open-Ear Earbuds, with Special Edition Featuring Crystals by Swarovski®
BARCELONA, Spain, March 2, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — TCL today announces the TCL CrystalClip, its brand-new open-ear, clip-on earbuds designed for seamless integration into modern lifestyles, along with a standout special edition. Elevated with a… Read More »TCL Unveils New TCL CrystalClip Open-Ear Earbuds, with Special Edition Featuring Crystals by Swarovski®
Genus Power Surpasses 26 Million Smart Meter Deployment Worldwide, Reinforcing Leadership in End-to-End Advanced Metering Solutions
JAIPUR, India, March 2, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Genus Power (NSE: GENUSPOWER) (BSE: 530343), India’s leading end-to-end energy measurement and advanced metering solutions provider, has crossed a significant milestone of over 26 million smart meter deployment worldwide,… Read More »Genus Power Surpasses 26 Million Smart Meter Deployment Worldwide, Reinforcing Leadership in End-to-End Advanced Metering Solutions
Meet five fantastic book cover illustrators
Sarah J Coleman’s cover for the Wuthering Heights 200th anniversary edition Should you judge a book by its cover? Of course you should! We talk to a selection of amazing artists whose book jackets have… Read More »Meet five fantastic book cover illustrators
Advertising has become addicted to absurdist humour – but is that a bad thing?
A charging buffalo, a somersaulting samurai cat and a ghostly flame-throwing organist walk into a living room. Funny, yes. But is the industry leaning on strangeness as a substitute for strategy… or has it simply… Read More »Advertising has become addicted to absurdist humour – but is that a bad thing?