Jeremy Gan is a journalist for Dexerto LTD, specializing in gaming and esports news. His articles cover a wide range of topics including interviews with popular streamers, updates on video game releases, and discussions on gaming controversies. Jeremy's work has also been featured in Cloudwards.
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Jeremy Gan's coverage primarily focuses on the gaming industry, with a significant portion dedicated to video games and Twitch streaming. He also covers esports, gaming news, and technology related to gaming.
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By: Jeremy Gan
Delta Air Lines CEO Ed Bastian will deliver his keynote speech for CES 2025 at the Sphere venue in Las Vegas, using its powerful technologies.
By: Jeremy Gan
From amputated fingers to cracked skulls, the factory appears to be a hotbed of safety violations. · Contributing Writer ·
By: Jeremy Gan
Despite the US Copyright Office's refusal to grant an exemption, the war continues. · Contributing Writer Updated ·
The Video Game History Foundation plans to keep fighting for video game preservation and accessibility for researchers, especially rare games.
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NASA just published a new picture of the Phantom Galaxy captured by the James Webb Space Telescope. This new image uses data from two instruments.
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photo of Boston Dynamics' Atlas robot can now pick car parts on its own image In a new video caught by TechCrunch, Boston Dynamics’ humanoid robot Atlas can be seen working autonomously in a demo space, sorting engine parts between numbered bins. The company claims that Atlas doesn’t need to be controlled by humans to do work. According to the video description, Atlas uses machine…
The app has some of the latest movies and shows from various large streaming platforms. · Contributing Writer · 1-min read
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