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Tequila Works selling off games and IP after going bust
AppWizard
April 11, 2025

Tequila Works selling off games and IP after going bust

Spanish developer Tequila Works is auctioning its games and intellectual properties on Escrapalia due to financial challenges, having filed for insolvency in November 2024 after layoffs. The auction includes publishing rights for titles like Deadlight, Rime, Gylt, and The Invisible Hours, upcoming projects such as Brawler Crawler, Dungeon Tour, and The Ancient Mariner, additional creative concepts, and corporate identity assets. The trademark and IP for Rime and Gylt are particularly sought after. Tequila Works was founded in 2009 and is known for its game-development philosophy.
Pocket Gamer Connects offers complimentary tickets to job seekers for San Francisco 2025 conference
AppWizard
March 13, 2025

Pocket Gamer Connects offers complimentary tickets to job seekers for San Francisco 2025 conference

Pocket Gamer Connects (PGC) is offering a limited number of complimentary tickets to job seekers for its conference in San Francisco on March 17 - 18, 2025. The initiative aims to support both experienced professionals and newcomers in the gaming industry by facilitating networking and career development opportunities. The event will feature talks, panels, roundtable discussions, networking with over 750 professionals, an indie pitching competition, and other activities. Interested candidates should complete the application form promptly due to the limited availability of tickets.
Salesforce CEO claims Microsoft has done a 'tremendous disservice' to the AI industry: "Copilot is just the new Microsoft Clippy. It doesn't work or deliver value."
Winsage
October 17, 2024

Salesforce CEO claims Microsoft has done a ‘tremendous disservice’ to the AI industry: “Copilot is just the new Microsoft Clippy. It doesn’t work or deliver value.”

Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff criticized Microsoft's Copilot AI service, calling it a "tremendous disservice" to the industry and comparing it to Microsoft Clippy, which he believes lacks real value. Despite Microsoft's strong positioning in the AI sector and predictions of becoming the world's most valuable company, Benioff forecasts a decline in Copilot's user base. OpenAI reportedly incurs daily operational costs of up to million for ChatGPT and may face a potential billion loss over the next year, despite receiving .6 billion from investors, including Microsoft and NVIDIA, raising its market capitalization to billion. Analysts speculate that Microsoft could acquire OpenAI within the next three years.
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