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Foundry Hardware‘s offerings include power supply units, immersion optimization kits, and control boards tailored to support various mining machine models. According to MK Sathya, Senior Vice President of Mining Services at Foundry, these products are engineered to streamline maintenance and adapt to diverse operational demands, ensuring miners can optimize their setups without extensive modification costs. “Our decision to enter the hardware market was driven by our desire to provide innovative products aimed at making miners’ lives easier through simpler maintenance while continuing to focus on improving mining efficiency and uptime reliability,” the Foundry vice president said. “Furthermore, we intend to provide miners with inventory flexibility by building hardware usable on multiple models of mining machines.” The company remarked on Friday that the introduction of Foundry Hardware reflects a strategic move by Foundry to address the needs of the crypto mining industry for durable and flexible hardware solutions. With the global cryptocurrency market evolving, Foundry said it aims to position itself as a key player in infrastructure support by delivering products that promise enhanced uptime and operational efficiency. Foundry USA currently leads as the largest bitcoin mining pool, controlling 27.19% of the global hashrate, which totals 595.74 exahash per second (EH/s), amounting to 161.96 EH/s. Historical data ranks Foundry sixth in terms of the number of blocks discovered annually. The most recent developments in Foundry Hardware will be featured at the forthcoming Mining Disrupt conference in Miami.

My journey through Dragon's Dogma 2 has been a tumultuous one: glorious, thrilling, accidentally hilarious, frustrating, maddening—all the adjectives. It is one of my favourite RPGs, but also a huge pain in the arse. Whatever you feel about it by the end of your own adventure, I guarantee this is a game that will be talked about for a long time. Even though it doesn't massively deviate from the first Dragon's Dogma, and at times evokes the likes of Monster Hunter and Elden Ring, it still feels like a singular game, overflowing with memorable moments: monumentally epic battles with sun-blotting behemoths, slapstick encounters with goblins who are just begging to be picked up and thrown around, the endless charm of your NPC companions. Every few minutes, a new anecdote is generated. Captain Brant looking stern You are the Arisen, a soldier killed by a dragon, returned to life despite the absence of a heart. Whenever the dragon appears, a new Arisen also appears, their fates intertwined. The dragon is always destined to make an Arisen, and the Arisen is always destined to fight the dragon. Except this time there's another claiming the title of Arisen, and with it the mantle of Sovran of Vermund—a monarch, essentially—kicking off a political conspiracy that weaves its way through countless fights with massive monsters. Sponsored Links Despite constantly flinging flat characters and stiff dialogue at you—everyone's lines are laden with faux medieval affectations and po-faced seriousness—the story itself is a creative yarn that's so much more elaborate than it needs to be, given that much of the series' appeal comes from clambering on top of angry beasties and murdering them. While many of the main beats are predictable, the narrative is constructed in such a way that it still manages to feel incredibly novel, like a FromSoftware joint but with a story that is much more accessible and explicit. That said, I couldn't give a toss about any of the scripted NPCs. There is a half-hearted romance and friendship system, where you can go on dates, while also giving and receiving gifts, but it feels dreadfully underbaked. The pawns, though, are a different matter. I would die for them. Especially my main boy, Gorbo the goblin. Pawns are your loyal, chatty companions, putting their lives on the line for you every day. There's your main pawn who will be with you always, levelling up alongside their master, and you can recruit two more made by other players or Capcom. These extra pawns won't level up while in your employ, so you'll be recruiting new ones frequently, giving you a constantly changing cast of oddballs and eccentrics to pal around with. Your main pawn can be customised using the same character creator you used to build your Arisen, and it's a joy to play around with. It's so detailed you can select individual teeth to remove. Every tattoo and scar can be resized, rotated, moved around and recoloured. By stretching and shrinking pretty much every single body part, you can make an Adonis or an abomination. Technically, you can only make humans and beastren (big kitties), but you can unofficially create elves, orcs, goblins or your own unique nightmares. I could not have gotten through the game without the assistance of these wonderful little helpers. Pawns are essential in combat, letting you shore up any of the weaknesses inherent in your own skillset. And they are generally very effective, apart from that one Fighter I recruited who was meant to throw me onto an ogre's back but instead chucked me off a mountain. Their practical applications extend well beyond brawls, though. Pawns you've recruited share their knowledge with you, pointing out caves and treasure chests they've encountered with a previous master, which are then marked on your map. They'll also unlock more esoteric knowledge through their adventures and misadventures. Recruiting a pawn who'd killed a bunch of ogres is how I know that ogres are obsessed with women, and will usually try to attack them first. Yep, ogres are incels. While pawns are content to do their own thing, you still have some control over them, commanding them to take you to points of interest, help you if you're injured or unconscious, and wait in a specific spot to make sure they stay out of trouble. They can even serve as quest guides, which is especially handy given how vague the quest descriptions can be. Dragon's Dogma 2 expects you to figure out everything yourself, and I could not have gotten through the game without the assistance of these wonderful little helpers. Your own pawn can also learn new things when they're recruited by other players, so it pays to make them as attractive as possible. I don't mean you need to make a hottie—though that's certainly a strategy a lot of players employ—you just need to give players a reason to hire them. Giving them unlockable specialisations that let them forage, craft, sell unwanted goods or heal players will absolutely get them more gigs. It's through pawns that you can trade with other players by sending them away with gifts or making requests through the pawn quest system. I'm always in need of more carrying capacity because I can't help but pick up everything, so I often request golden trove beetles, which bump up the weight limit a little bit. When anyone sends me one, they get 2,000 gold from my own pocket. There's something comforting about just hearing them chat away to each other, too, or share bits of gossip about their other masters. Like how they only ever travel with beastren, or exclusively fill their party with women. It feels like I'm in a proper RPG adventuring group, and each journey is made better by their company and funny little eccentricities. Which is a relief, because you'll be going on a lot of very long trips with them. The world of Dragon's Dogma 2 is vast, with two main regions—one covered in forests and fields, the other scorching and arid, punctuated by the occasional oasis—as well as a smaller volcanic island that you'll likely only visit near the end of the game. Its vastness is not simply down to its literal size, though—there are plenty of other RPGs blessed with a greater scale and more densely packed. What makes Dragon's Dogma 2 feel gargantuan is the limitations placed on fast travel. Only a few locations have fixed fast travel points (you also get a small number of portable ones you can plonk down), and you can only use them if you've found a ferrystone. By the end you'll probably have quite a few, but the system discourages you from using them often. A few settlements also feature an ox cart, essentially a taxi service that you need to pay for. While on the cart, you can doze off, making travel instantaneous, but you might also be set upon by monsters, forcing you to defend the cart lest it be smashed to bits. The camping system is, low key, one of the most impactful additions to travelling around the world. Campsites are dotted all over the map, allowing you to take a kip and cook up a meal, netting you a variety of bonuses. The real boon, though, is that it allows you to escape the dreaded hours between sunset and sunrise. Nighttime adventures can be thrilling, but sometimes you don't want to run through a pitch-black forest with your lantern only giving you a mere glimpse of the threats ahead of you. You still need a tent, however, and while tents technically have infinite uses, enemies can raid your campsite and destroy them. https://www.pcgamer.com/games/rpg/dragons-dogma-2-review/

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Musician Name: Ariana Grande-Butera Birthday / Location: June 26, 1993 (age 28) Boca Raton, Florida Los Angeles, California Main instrument: Pop R&B Musician Picture: Musician Awards & Nominations:- Best Performance: - Other Information: Ariana Grande-Butera (Boca Raton, June 26, 1993), professionally known as Ariana Grande, is an American singer, music producer, actress, songwriter, voice actor and presenter. In eight years of solo career, she has won two Grammy Awards for a total of twelve nominations. Ariana made her debut in 2008, playing Charlotte on 13th on Broadway. Between 2010 and 2013, she played Cat Valentine on Nickelodeon's Victorious series, and reprized that role in the spin-off Sam & Cat. . Her music career began with the soundtrack of the series Victorious. Since then, Grande has released six albums, the first being Yours Truly (2013), which reached number one on the US album chart, the Billboard 200. The feat was also accomplished on two more Grande releases, My Everything (2014) and Sweetener (2018). In 2016, with her third album, Dangerous Woman, she reached #2 on the same chart. In 2019, the singer delivered her fifth studio album, on February 8th, titled Thank U Next. And on October 30, 2020 she released her sixth studio album Positions. In addition, Grande has reached the top 5 of the US Billboard Hot 100 chart seven times with her songs "Problem", "Break Free", "Bang Bang", "Side to Side", "No Tears Left to Cry", as well as " Thank U Next" and "7 Rings" both topped the list. The first with seven non-consecutive weeks and the second debuting as the third most listened female song in its first week. In 2020, she also captured the top spot with "Stuck with U" with Justin Bieber and "Rain on Me" with Lady Gaga. She returned to the top in 2020 with the song "Positions", the first single from her album of the same name. Grande is the first artist in chart history to have the first single from each of her five albums to debut in the top ten positions on the Billboard Hot 100. In 2014, she still ranked in the top ten for 34 straight weeks and had the highest number of top 10 singles of any artist that year. In 2019 she starts her third world tour, entitled Sweetener World Tour. The first, in 2015 was The Honeymoon Tour and the second, in 2017, the Dangerous Woman Tour, both with passages in Brazil. Her awards include three American Music Awards, three MTV Europe Music Awards, nine MTV Video Music Awards and twelve Grammy nominations, winning Best Pop Vocal Album in 2018 with her fourth studio album Sweetener, and Best Performance by Pop in Duo or Grupo, for the song "Rain on Me". In 2016, TIME ranked Grande as one of the 100 Most Influential People in the World on its annual list. In 2018, Billboard named her "Woman of the Year." In 2020, she became the first woman to surpass 200 million followers on Instagram and the third most followed person in the world, having reached the rank of most followed woman in the world in 2021, but was surpassed by Kylie Jenner. In 2021, she became the new judge on NBC's "The Voice" show for its 21st season, joining Kelly Clarkson, John Legend and Blake Shelton.