XBOX studios are reportedly trying to spin off as Microsoft weighs more closures Compulsion, Double Fine, and Ninja Theory are in danger. Dot Esports · Jun 15
Double Fine, Ninja Theory, and other Xbox studios could close Microsoft's "Xbox reset" is starting to sound more like a bulldozing. PC Gamer · Jun 15
Xbox studios Double Fine, Ninja Theory, and others "at risk of being shuttered" according to new report — "active negotiations" for independence are ongoing Microsoft and Xbox may soon close several of its game studios as part of a planned reorganization of the brand's business, according to a new report. Windows Central · Jun 15
Double Fine, Ninja Theory reportedly among multiple Xbox studios rushing to negotiate an exit as Microsoft plans more layoffs Compulsion Games is seemingly just the start GamesRadar · Jun 15
I dug through the Windows 11 Insider builds for June 2026 and found 7 features worth paying attention to Windows 11 Insider builds add Screen Tint, Low Latency Profile, quieter Widgets, smarter Search, File Explorer fixes, and fewer restarts. Windows Central · Jun 15
Xbox Game Studios head and chief of staff step down as 'Xbox reset' looms Studio closures are expected as Xbox's new leadership looks for a fresh start. PC Gamer · Jun 15
Xbox is reportedly closing South of Midnight studio Compulsion Games after bragging about its award-winning developers earlier this year The shutdown comes just a few days after a report claiming that major layoffs at Xbox were on the way. PC Gamer · Jun 15
Latest Microsoft victim reportedly being closed after releasing one game since Xbox acquisition The new heads of Xbox praised the studio this year GamesRadar · Jun 15
Multiple small Tennessee counties pass temporary data center bans — Nashville also passed near-unanimous moratorium on first reading Two jurisdictions in Tennessee just passed a data center moratorium as three more a set to vote on bills that delay these projects. These temporary bans have gained widespread support, especially in rural regions where developers are increasingly looking to for building their massive projects. Tom’s Hardware · Jun 15
'Our research suggests that there are real risks associated with these sites': Experts say some job-search platforms are stealing personal data from job seekers Many sites may be selling their users' data to third parties without them knowing. TechRadar · Jun 15
Microsoft and Xbox may close South of Midnight developer Compulsion Games — it was just hiring for a "fascinating, intriguing, brand new IP" [UPDATED] As Microsoft and Xbox prepare for a huge business reset, it reportedly has plans to shut down South of Midnight developer Compulsion Games. Windows Central · Jun 15
Microsoft is gearing up to let you spread the cost of Xbox purchases — partnering with Klarna and PayPal Microsoft is exploring ways to help Xbox customers manage the cost of living crisis, adding the ability to split costs in over weeks or even monthly instalment payments "interest free." Windows Central · Jun 15
As Xbox eyes layoffs, Microsoft's CEO says its videogames aren't monetised enough—so it's not the cancelled games or $68.7 billion deals or AI overspending, then Watch that line go up, up up up up up. PC Gamer · Jun 15
"I'm proud to say we delivered": Xbox Game Studios head Craig Duncan departs alongside chief of staff, read his message to Microsoft devs After nearly 14 years working under Xbox and 18 months leading Xbox Game Studios, Craig Duncan is stepping down and leaving Microsoft. Windows Central · Jun 15
TechRadar · Jun 15 'The last thing any of us want': Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella warns AI dominance could 'hollow out entire industries' Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella cautions against giving AI models too much control and information.
GamesRadar · Jun 15 Xbox Game Studios head leaves after less than 2 years: "I'm proud to say we delivered many flawless launches" Craig Duncan was previously part of Rare
Barchart · Jun 15 Oracle's Q4 Double Beat Shouldn't Have Sent Shares Down By 10%. What Spooked Investors? A $40 billion capital raise is the culprit behind the post-earnings ORCL stock drop.
GamesRadar · Jun 15 Microsoft CEO admits "there's more monetization of Xbox games happening on YouTube" than the company as it tries to "turn this into a sustainable business" He says this amid an "Xbox reset"
Fortune · Jun 15 Michelle Obama clarifies her famous ‘Go high’ motto: It’s not about anger or pain, but more like putting a safety lock on a gun Nearly a decade after “When they go low, we go high” went viral, the former first lady says leadership is “like a gun”: “Learn how to use it, put the safety lock on.”
Fortune · Jun 15 The $1 billion game that says AI can't replace human creativity As Silicon Valley races to automate everything, Candy Crush maker King is taking a different view. General manager Paula Ingvar says the hit game’s 21,000-plus levels are still handcrafted—and argues that putting AI between creators and players would diminish the experience.
Windows Central · Jun 15 Windows 11's built-in apps are about to get a boost — here's what's already in testing Microsoft is rolling out a major wave of updates to Windows 11's native in-box apps in the Insider channels, bringing bug fixes, UI tweaks, and highly requested updates to tools like Paint, Photos, and Clock before they ship to all users.
AAP · Jun 15 Real-World Threats Demand Real Results INNSBRUCK, Austria, June 15, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- AV-Comparatives, the world's leading independent cybersecurity testing organization, has published the results of its Real-World Protection Test covering the period from February to May 2026. The evaluation assessed 20 consumer security products under conditions that reflect the threats home users encounter daily, including…
International Business Times UK · Jun 15 Xbox Sparks PS5 Panic Over 'The Elder Scrolls 6' Exclusivity as Massive New Tamriel Project Officially Confirmed Xbox has confirmed the launch of 'The Elder Scrolls: Heroes of Tamriel' expansion for the tabletop game amid ongoing concerns about Xbox exclusivity for 'The Elder Scrolls 6.'
Windows Central · Jun 15 Microsoft’s controversial Wi‑Fi tracking in Teams is back — but this time with better privacy controls Microsoft Teams' controversial Wi-Fi tracking feature is back with better privacy safeguards and transparency for users.
TechRadar · Jun 15 Fed up with constantly installing various updates for Windows 11? Microsoft is making monthly multiple reboots a thing of the past Windows 11 is getting another boost to the way updates work — and this appears to be a major focus for Microsoft currently.