Until recently this was a thought experiment, but technological breakthroughs have made it possible to build working information engines in the lab. With funding from the Foundational Questions ...

The new Babylon.js 6.0 release will allow web browser-based developers to include Havok physics in their applications, including web-based games, among a number of other new features.

In addition to classics like Half-Life 2, Fallout: New Vegas, Heavy Rain, and Halo 3, Havok's physics engine is also featured in newer games such as The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom ...

That mode is only possible through the power of Azure, which means Crackdown 3 developers Sumo Digital and Cloudgine are building a cloud-based destruction engine that probably runs on Havok.

Blizzard has licensed the Havok 4.0 physics engine for use in upcoming games -- the first time Havok has appeared on the Mac.