ASUS H370 Mining Master has joined the ranks of ridiculously over-the-top specialized hardware, with on-board support for up to 20 graphic cards, using PCIe-over-USB ports.

Online gaming marketplace Steam’s owner Valve, has announced that its platform will officially end support for Microsoft Windows XP by January 2019.

What it is know at this stage is that the project will focus on security, and it will come in the form of a dedicated app, most likely available to Windows 10, iOS, Android and Mac users via their respective stores. It’s also possible that the app may not be made available as a separate download on desktop computers, making it a closed-source platform.

Microsoft is sending more than a few mixed messages to the gaming community, as it has started working on a new line of gaming consoles codenamed “Scarlett”, with a tentative 2020 release date.