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Play Steam PC Games on Your TV for Free

t3n reports that Valve’s new Steam Machine is priced at €1,049 (500 GB, sold without controller), a level that many consider too high compared with consoles and entry-level gaming PCs. Valve says it will not subsidize the hardware to keep the PC ecosystem open. The article outlines cheaper or free alternatives to play Steam games on a TV: commercial streaming devices like the Nvidia Shield (costs ~€150+), Valve’s Steam Link app (limited game labeling for Remote Play), open-source solutions Moonlight and Sunshine (community-developed Nvidia Gamestream reimplementation and host software), and a simple HDMI connection from a PC or laptop. The guide explains pairing, network and LAN recommendations for low latency, Big Picture mode in Steam for controller-friendly UI, and 4K HDMI cable requirements.

TELUS Digital, ElevenLabs Partner to Scale Voice AI

TELUS Digital and ElevenLabs announced a partnership making TELUS Digital a preferred implementation partner for ElevenLabs’ ElevenAgents AI voice agent platform. Under the agreement, enterprises can contract ElevenLabs directly and work with TELUS Digital to implement, integrate, govern and operate ElevenAgents in production. TELUS Digital will support integrations across major CRM/CX and telephony platforms (Genesys, Twilio, Amazon Connect, Zendesk, Salesforce) and provide ongoing managed services. TELUS Digital already uses ElevenLabs in its Fuel iX™ Agent Trainer to run over 90,000 lifelike voice and chat simulations (as of June 2026), reducing onboarding time by 20%. TELUS Communications ran a proof-of-concept onboarding campaign with an ElevenLabs voice agent that improved early retention and achieved an average satisfaction score of 8.5/10.

AWS Serverless Event-Driven Design: SQS, SNS, EventBridge

This technical guide explains how to design event-driven architectures on AWS using SQS, SNS, and EventBridge. It describes SQS as a pull-based, resilient queueing service with FIFO options for strict ordering and exactly-once processing; SNS as a push-based publish/subscribe service used for fan-out to multiple subscribers; and EventBridge as a serverless event bus that supports pattern-based routing, a schema registry, TypeScript code-generation, and integrations with SaaS providers. The article gives simple real-world analogies (coffee shop, newsletter fan-out, airport baggage routing) and recommends when to use each service: SQS for load smoothing and safety, SNS for broadcast/fan-out, and EventBridge for complex routing and enterprise microservice meshes.