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Microsoft is refreshing Secure Boot certificates to plug security holes before they happen — if you bought a PC last year, you should be set

Microsoft is refreshing Secure Boot certificates for Windows PCs. If you bought one in the past year, you should be set, but others should be sure to keep up with Windows 11 updates.

Tom’s Hardware

"Windows Gaming Edition" or something else? Microsoft has been laying the foundation for a gaming-focused OS for years — here's what it could look like.

Microsoft has a golden opportunity to evolve Windows into an OS perfect for gaming, and in five years, I expect the landscape will look very different from what it does now.

Windows Central

Microsoft is Bouncing Back from Its Post-Earnings Price Crash, But Watch This Before You Buy MSFT Stock

This week’s rebound in MSFT is a counter-trend move until the shares can retake their 200-day moving average, according to our top technical analyst.

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Ahead of Q4 Earnings, CoreWeave Is Up 142% Over the Past Year

After pivoting from its crypto-mining roots, CoreWeave is quickly approaching profitability while rewarding the high-growth AI cloud provider’s investors.

MarketBeat

Dev says "false DMCA" from Microsoft got their sandbox game removed from Steam over apparent Minecraft copyright, all because of a screenshot of birch trees

"Beloved Minecraft character birch tree"

GamesRadar

Microsoft's Exchange Web Services shutdown process now has concrete dates — Here's what you can do to avoid interruption after EWS is permanently disabled

Microsoft is officially shutting down EWS for Microsoft 365 and Exchange Online in 2027, and the company suggests making the necessary changes sooner rather than later to avoid service interruption.

Windows Central

Microsoft introduces Litebox, a new sandboxing security-focused Library OS built in Rust that could allow unmodified Linux apps run on Windows 11

LiteBox, Microsoft's open-source library OS, limits system access, supports Linux apps on Windows, and improves kernel security.

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Is it possible to develop AI without the US?

Tech giants Alphabet, Amazon, Microsoft and Meta to collectively invest $600bn on artificial intelligence this year

The Guardian - US

58% of Brits faced significant online risk in 2025 – increased AI usage is reducing digital trust

Fraud and cyberbullying seem to be the biggest issues that risk blocking youth from access to valuable technology.

TechRadar

Microsoft's Exchange Online quarantines legitimate emails mistakenly flagged as phishing — disrupting worldwide inboxes

Microsoft Exchange Online mistakenly flags safe emails as phishing threats, sending them into quarantine. The company has confirmed a faulty detection rule as the cause.

Windows Central

PS6 rumored for massive 30GB RAM upgrade as next Xbox will pivot to PC hybrid — what we know so far

New rumors hint at what could set future PlayStation and Xbox consoles apart.

Tom’s Guide

This Analyst Has Finally Had Enough of AI CapEx at Microsoft. Should You Be Done with MSFT Stock Too?

Microsoft stock is under pressure after a rare analyst downgrade raises uncomfortable questions about whether massive AI spending is finally outpacing near-term returns.

Barchart

A Japanese game that skipped Xbox suddenly launched with absolutely zero warning

Zero Escape series creator Kotaro Uchikoshi brings his work to Xbox consoles.

Windows Central

Next Xbox Hardware Targeting 2027, but Launch Timing Remains Uncertain

Recent hints from AMD suggest that a 2027 launch is now the best-case scenario.

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The Times of India

Indian-origin techie drops Microsoft developer role in US to return to India: 'Didn't leave to retire. Left to live'

Ujjwal Chadha, an Indian-origin AI Engineering Lead, has left his job as a Developer at Microsoft in the United States and returned to India for a remote role. He shared on X that the move has changed his life.

Fortune

Meet Jody Allen, the billionaire owner of the Seattle Seahawks who plans to sell the team and donate the proceeds to charity

The sister of the late Microsoft co-founder, Paul Allen, has carried on her brother’s philanthropic legacy.

TechRadar

Microsoft starts the countdown for the end of Exchange Web Services

Microsoft has set out its roadmap to fully retire Exchange Web Services from April 2027, after around 20 years of service.

TechRadar

Scared your printer will stop working with Windows 11? Don't be — here's what you need to know about Microsoft's support plans

Heard some printers are going to stop working with Windows 11? Here's what you need to know, and what to do if you own an affected model.

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Windows Central

Cloudflare on how Google abuses its search monopoly for AI, has access to "4.8" times more data than Microsoft — by holding publishers to ransom

Microsoft and OpenAI cannot hope to replicate Google's dual-purpose crawlers, owing to the search firm's total monopoly over web traffic.

Windows Central

Snapdragon X2 Elite beats Apple's M5 in major benchmarks — New tests unveil Qualcomm's second-gen power, and it's now Microsoft's turn to deliver a strong Windows update

Benchmarks from Hardware Canucks show just how well the upcoming Qualcomm Snapdragon X2 Elite chip can compete with the latest from Apple, Intel, and AMD.

Windows Central

Signal finally lands on the Microsoft Store, giving Windows 11 and 10 a long‑overdue win

Signal Private Messenger can now be searched for and downloaded on Windows PCs directly via the Microsoft Store.

Windows Central

Microsoft is paying big money to influencers to promote Copilot, while some creators are backing away from AI deals

Big tech corporations like Microsoft and Google are reportedly throwing cash at influencers to make AI trend, but backlash is growing.

TechRadar

'Digital squatting' hits new levels as hackers target brand domains

Impersonation comes in many shapes and forms, and stealing domains seems to be one of them.

Barchart

Stop Worrying About the Software Armageddon and Buy These 5 Stocks Now

Wedbush analysts think the selloff for software stocks is overdone.

Windows Central

Microsoft kills Lens and pushes everyone to OneDrive… which still can’t save scans locally

Microsoft has officially ended support for its Office Lens app as of February 9, 2026, meaning it'll no longer be available on the App Store or Google Play Store.

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