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If You Bought Bitcoin 30 Years Ago at Today’s Price, Here’s What You’d Have Now

Investors love to look back and think about "what could have been." In prior decades, Microsoft and Apple were often on the minds of daydreamers, who wondered just how rich they would be now if they...

GOBankingRates

Windows 11 bug causes password sign-in icon to turn invisible – but don't worry, Microsoft reassures, just keep clicking, and you'll find it

Windows Hello password icon has somehow turned invisible – and if this glitch is odd, Microsoft's advice is even weirder.

TechRadar

5 top AI presentation tools compared: which generator is worth your time

Nearly 48 percent of professionals still spend eight hours perfecting a single slide deck—a full workday lost to formatting tweaks, according to Presentation Ailist. That pain fuels a boom in AI presentation tools: Gamma’s user base hit 70 million after a $68 million round, while Tome shut down its slide…

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Hooray, Microsoft is making File Explorer faster, but it's still slower than Windows 10 and consumes more RAM. Boo

It's a little bit better, but you won't even notice.

PC Gamer

CEO Jensen Huang slams NVIDIA managers for discouraging AI usage: "Are you insane? — I promise you, you will have work to do."

NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang blasts managers discouraging employees from automating tasks using AI. He claims that the integration of AI into the workflows won't steal their jobs.

Windows Central

Complaints about Windows 11's fix for File Explorer sluggishness are overblown – but they underline a fundamental problem with the OS

Latest flak fired at Windows 11 over performance is a fuss about nothing – but it still shines a light on one of Microsoft's weaknesses.

TechRadar

Microsoft confirms that its new AI agent in Windows 11 hallucinates like every other chatbot and poses security risks to users

Hallucinating, hack-prone operating systems are the new normal.

PC Gamer

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Transforming HR: The Tools Revolutionizing Human Resources

As businesses evolve, so too does the role of Human Resources (HR), with technology at the forefront of this transformation. HR professionals are increasingly adopting cutting-edge tools to improve efficiency, boost employee engagement, and ensure compliance. This article will delve into the most impactful HR tools that are driving the…

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Here's what would make Bill Gates support dimming the sun to stop climate change

The Microsoft co-founder is a major funder of research into this controversial technology.

Axios

Halo's co-creator says Bungie redesigned Master Chief nine times before coming up with the now-iconic look: 'We tried a lot of things'

"It took forever, but I wasn't going to stop."

PC Gamer

Windows update makes sign-in password icon invisible — Microsoft says you can still click on empty space to enter your password

A Windows 11 Update hides the password button on the sign-in page, confusing users who need to type in their passwords.

Tom’s Hardware

Gaming-first Linux distro delivers a petabyte of ISOs in one month as users avoid forced updates to Windows 11 — Bazzite distro is another safe haven for Win 10 refugees

Bazzite devs boast of 'over 1 petabyte of Bazzite ISOs' downloaded in last month.

Tom’s Hardware

Microsoft and Crocs release limited-edition Xbox-themed footwear for $80 — black Classic Clogs with Xbox-style controller charms

Nothing screams "I'm a gamer!" more than these Xbox Classic Clogs.

Tom’s Hardware

A JPMorgan Fund Holds Its Own Thanks to a Focus on Quality

Despite its defensive characteristics, the JPMorgan U.S. Quality Factor holds up in good times and in bad.

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Where has Windows 11 gone wrong? Windows 10 users are stalling or defecting – so Microsoft needs to fix this one glaring issue

Microsoft must listen to feedback and give people what they want – it really is that simple in my opinion.

Fortune

How Xbox is using its loudest fans to guide its biggest transformation yet

Xbox is shifting from console-first to a play-anywhere future, and its president, Sarah Bond, is relying on its passionate player base to chart the path forward.

Windows Central

ID@Xbox chief Chris Charla talks to us about Microsoft's indie game dev program — "We don't want bringing games to Xbox to be a lengthy, painful process."

We spoke to ID@Xbox chief Chris Charla to learn about the future of Microsoft's indie publishing label, and where it sits in a Steam-dominated world.

Windows Central

Analysis: OpenAI is a loss-making machine, with estimates that it has no road to profitability by 2030 — and will need a further $207 billion in funding even if it gets there

A recent analysis by major bank HSBC suggests that OpenAI's future revolves around debt accumulation, as companies increasingly turn to speculation to fuel the AI company's compute hunger.

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The Battlefield 6 free trial week has failed to boost its player count — but why? Some thoughts from a daily player and longtime fan

So far, Battlefield 6's free trial week hasn't led to any noteworthy increases in player count. But why is that? These factors may give an answer.

Operation Sports

As Game Pass Cloud Use Grows, Are Madden, EA FC, and 2K Ready for a Streaming-First Future?

Cloud gaming is growing, but sports games are the odd ones out.

The Independent UK

AI could replace 3 million jobs over next decade, report warns

Admin, customer service and machine operators among most threatened roles, research suggests

GamesRadar

Valve artist says that's "like saying food products shouldn't have their ingredients list" as Epic's Tim Sweeney and more call on Steam to drop the 'Made with AI' label

Steam's way of categorizing AI is causing debate

TechRadar

Microsoft Teams guest access could let hackers bypass some critical security protections

Experts say to limit external Microsoft Teams guest invitations to trusted domains only.

Kiplinger

The AI Boom Will Lift IT Spending Next Year

2026 will be one of strongest years for the IT industry since the PC boom and early days of the Web in the mid-1990s.

International Business Times UK

Nintendo Switch May Get Call of Duty Soon as New Sledgehammer Games Job Listing Fuels Speculation

When the Sledgehammer Games job listings surfaced online, the gaming community quickly speculated that Call of Duty would soon be available on Nintendo Switch. Here's why the job listing sparked such rumours — and why fans are excited.

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