Article Summary Explore a new Bring Arts Cloud Strife figure with the iconic Hardedge sword from Final Fantasy VII. Relive the epic journey of Cloud with swappable hands and a display base for ...

There were plenty of comparisons between Wonder Woman’s new blade and Cloud Strife’s signature sword from the games, and that made a lot of sense initially.

As the UK cloud market awaits the outcome of the CMA’s probe, news emerged in December 2024 that Microsoft has found itself on the receiving end of a £1bn legal action, filed with the UK’s ...

The homegrown laptop maker Primebook said during the ongoing India Mobile Congress (IMC) 2024 that it will launch the second-generation affordable laptop in November ...

Let the record show that despite embodying one of the most well-known (and well-armed) protagonists in video game history, Final Fantasy VII’s stoic ex-SOLDIER Cloud Strife, Cody Christian, does ...

Midway through 1997’s Final Fantasy VII, Cloud Strife walks up a small staircase and finds his companion, Aerith, kneeling on a small platform. She’s locked in prayer as holy-looking light ...

Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children takes place two years after the events of the game and the defeat of Sephiroth (George Newbern). However, it doesn’t feel much like a victory for Cloud Strife ...

A Cambridge graduate, recovering bartender, and Cloud Strife enjoyer, Cat’s foremost mission is to bring you the best coverage she can, whether that’s through helpful guides, even-handed ...

The official added: “You have a dumb terminal, you use it like a normal laptop, but all your memory, processing etc., which is adding to the cost, is stored in the cloud. The same device can be ...

The upcoming laptop, which will cost around INR 15,000, will function as a “dumb terminal”, according to a report by ET.

The Oxide Cloud Computer’s networking, compute and storage capabilities are purpose-built to deliver hyperscale cloud computing to on-premises data centers. The Cloud Computer significantly improves ...

Oxide Computer Co., a San Francisco startup developing cloud-inspired data center infrastructure, today announced that it has nabbed $44 million in funding to support its go-to-market efforts.