eSports

After fuelling hardcore gamers and time-poor tech workers in the US for five years, Soylent has jumped the Atlantic.

The London-based venue will allow racers to compete globally.

OpenAI Five, backed by Elon Musk, beat its human rivals 2-1 in a contest at an international tournament.

A new survey suggests it’s not only a cool pursuit, but one that can develop important real-life skills.

Dell and Alienware reveal upcoming gaming device that make use of Intel’s latest processors.

Avid viewers will be able to save up tokens that can be used to purchase Overwatch League team skins.

Maingear partners with Unikrn to create PCs tailored specifically for bitcoin mining.

The social network has become the main broadcast partner for the ESL esports league.

Seoul Dynasty has got off to a perfect start to the season, and is currently top of the league.

12 teams from around the globe will compete for a heck of a lot of prize money.