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Cities: Skylines II’s heavily anticipated “Economy 2.0 update” is now live, bringing with it the titular overhaul to the game’s economic systems, plus changes to building upgrades, modding support and more. It’s a significant milestone for the city-builder, which stumbled out of its late October launch and biffed a premium DLC release earlier this spring.

Apple has warned upcoming features will need to be delayed in the European Union due to regulatory curbs on Big Tech.  The Cupertino-based company has cited concerns around the EU’s Digital Markets Act (DMA) as the cause of the delay in the rollout of its new generative AI system, Apple Intelligence, as well as iPhone Mirroring and SharePlay enhancements in the European bloc.  While the services will be introduced in the United States later this year, it is likely to be some point next year before they reach the EU. As reported by Bloomberg, Apple is uncomfortable with the regulatory framework and present uncertainty surrounding it, claiming the rules would force the tech giant to compromise on the safety of its devices.

On the last day of its presale, Sealana, the latest and hottest meme coin in the Solana ecosystem, raised more than $5 million. This playful project offers investors a chance at high profits with an equal amount of fun, demonstrating that memes in the cryptocurrency space can convert into real currency. Can Sealana repeat Slothana’s success with a post-launch surge? As the cryptocurrency market continues its dynamic evolution, one token distinguishes itself through a combination of humor, satire, and strategic marketing. Sealana (SEAL) is not merely a digital asset; it embodies a distinctive mascot—a chubby seal characterized by ambitions as expansive as its appetite. Imagine a scenario where this endearing character resides in a digital space, is immersed in trading charts, and sustains itself on chips and tuna. This portrayal symbolizes the archetype of the “degen trader,” affectionately referencing individuals constantly pursuing lucrative opportunities in meme coins. Drawing inspiration from the success of Slothana, which experienced a significant 300% increase post-launch, Sealana adopts a comparable approach centered around meme culture. Its objective is to resonate with investors who are drawn to both amusement and financial gain, aiming to establish a lasting appeal in the cryptocurrency market.

Investors have only 24 hours left to buy $SEAL at a low price and seize the chance to profit from the hottest crypto presale of 2024. After the ICO, Sealana (SEAL) will be listed on exchanges, and investors will receive the token through an airdrop. With time running out, investors are rushing to get in on what could be the next big thing in the meme coin world. Why now is the perfect time to invest in Sealana (SEAL)? If you’ve been following the crypto market, you may have observed its recent volatility.

ByteDance and Broadcom are in talks to develop an AI processor for the parent company of TikTok. The proposed deal between the Chinese firm and the US chip designer, which share an existing relationship, would effectively safeguard ByteDance’s procurement and supply chains while supporting their advances in AI development. The manufacturing of the new chip would be outsourced to TSMC, the world’s leading supplier of advanced semiconductors, representing a crucial juncture to satisfy US concerns given the ongoing trade restrictions with China, which prohibit the export of cutting-edge components. This compliance with the measures put in place by Washington back in 2022 means there is scope for a deal to be completed but it will still be subject to scrutiny. Despite some deals on older semiconductor technology, the US curbs have prevented any public movement on the trading of 5nm tech or more advanced chips, but this unique agreement can be secured. Broadcom’s existing relationship with ByteDance At this stage of the planned ByteDance Broadcom collaboration, the US must be content that there is no significant prospect of enhancing China’s chipmaking development, given the previous actions the government has taken. ByteDance will also be working with two major global chip makers, in what is an unusual step. As first reported by Reuters, the collective work would be focused on the 5-nanometer chip, a dedicated product also known as an application-specific integrated chip (ASIC).

One year after breaking up a two-decade relationship with EA Sports, FIFA’s rebound hookup in video games is … Rocket League? Soccer’s global sanctioning body announced it’s teaming up with Epic Games and Psyonix’s popular automobile adaptation of The Beautiful Game under FIFA’s esports initiative. Sixteen nations will be represented in the game, and the corresponding esports competition will duke it out at some point for cash and prizes. It’s still very speculative.