engineers from the Razer gaming giant have partnered with Hong Kong startup Clearbot to create a compact floating robot cleaner that will help break the chain of garbage through the water.

Most of us know Razer for its extravagant gaming peripherals with RGB lights and high-end keyboards, mice, headsets, and controllers. But it’s stepping into new territory in games with its AI tech.

It's not looking great for Framework's budget laptop configurations, as Trump's tariffs have forced it to hold off on sales ...

Razer's integration with World Network builds upon World's existing blockchain-based identity solution, which uses iris scans to differentiate real humans from robots online. The new feature will ...

Razer is getting into AI with a new developer platform called Wyvrn. It encompasses dev-focused automation tools like the Razer AI QA Copilot to assist with quality assurance / game testing and ...

Razer has partnered with Sam Altman’s World to help distinguish real players from bots in multiplayer experiences. Bots in multiplayer games are nothing new; in fact, many games benefit from ...