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Zoom’s Anthropic Stake and Huge Cash Pile Could Change the Story

Investors are reevaluating Zoom as a value play due to its fortress balance sheet and a lucrative equity stake in a private artificial intelligence firm.

MarketBeat

Xbox Cloud Gaming’s new web UI is here, and it’s a huge upgrade — here’s how to get in and try it today

Microsoft is now testing a new interface for the Xbox Cloud Gaming experience on the web, and these are the steps to start using it now.

Windows Central

Worrying Microsoft Office security flaw patched - update now or risk hackers accessing your files

Microsoft forced to issue an emergency patch to fix an Office zero-day being actively exploited.

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Microsoft’s Maia 200: The Profit Engine AI Needs

The launch of the new Maia 200 chip signals a shift toward operational efficiency and improved cloud margins ahead of the upcoming earnings report.

MarketBeat

Nearly 20 years ago, the makers of Age of Empires tried to make a Halo MMO, and then the studio closed: 'I still feel like no-one has really done the action MMO I see in my mind'

The audacious quest ended all the way back in 2008 after five years of development.

PC Gamer

Microsoft warns Teams users about scammers posing as trusted brands — here’s what’s changing

Microsoft Teams is getting a new security feature to help fight scams by flagging impersonation attempts during calls.

Windows Central

Windows 11 adoption might have flatlined — and some users appear to be rolling back to Windows 10

Windows 11 just lost 5% market share in two months despite Windows 10 losing support. Is Microsoft’s trust problem finally starting to cost them?

Windows Central

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4 reasons why SteamOS is quietly winning over PC gamers — and why Windows won't be dethroned any time soon

SteamOS could be the next big thing among PC gamers, and that means fewer Windows users. Here's why I think SteamOS has such a good chance of continued growth, as well as why Windows will remain at the top.

Windows Central

The French government will say au revoir to Microsoft Teams — replaced by a "sovereign platform" saving €1 million/year in licensing fees

France announced its plan to replace American video conferencing tools like Microsoft Teams with its own domestically developed platform called Visio, which will be used across all government institutions and departments by 2027.

Windows Central

The arrival of the PS6 may be delayed thanks to AI production, but hear me when I say that might actually be a good thing

Sony and Microsoft are projected to launch new consoles in the next few years, but with a RAMpocalypse happening, they either delay or face insane costs.

GamesRadar

Hytale shows that Minecraft needs to stop being complacent — Mojang should see this release (and its subsequent success) as a major kick in the butt

Mojang should take the release and subsequent success of Hytale as a major kick in the butt.

Windows Central

Yes, Artificial Intelligence Stocks Are Booming

It's fair to ask about the latest tech boom, "Is it really different this time?"

Kiplinger

Is Wall Street Bullish or Bearish on Microsoft Stock?

Though Microsoft has lagged behind the broader market over the past year, Wall Street analysts maintain a bullish outlook on the stock’s prospects.

Barchart

France to ditch US platforms Microsoft Teams, Zoom for ‘sovereign platform’ citing security concerns

France announced that it will roll out the Visio platform across all government departments by 2027.

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Windows 11 update KB5074109 is “breaking” modems — and Microsoft says it’s not a bug. Here's what's going on.

The January 2026 Security Update breaks some modems, but it is not a bug. Microsoft removed legacy drivers for security reasons. Here is what happened.

Kiplinger

January Fed Meeting: Updates and Commentary

The January Fed meeting marked the first central bank gathering of 2026, with Fed Chair Powell & Co. voting to keep interest rates unchanged.

Barchart

Microsoft Reports Q2 Earnings Jan. 28. Is MSFT Stock a Buy Before Then?

The momentum in Microsoft’s business will likely continue, driven by its strength in cloud and AI offerings.

GamesRadar

As GTA 6 looms near Fable's fall release date, Xbox Game Studios head isn't super worried about Rockstar: "They're going to do what they're going to do"

"There's always other games, and there's always other things we have to consider"

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Kiplinger

Dow Rises 313 Points to Begin a Big Week: Stock Market Today

The S&P 500 is within 50 points of crossing 7,000 for the first time, and Papa Dow is lurking just below its own new all-time high.

Windows Central

Microsoft’s new AI silicon is here — is this what will stop OpenAI's $14 billion bonfire?

Microsoft unveils Maia 200, a custom AI chip built to slash token costs as OpenAI faces a staggering $14 billion loss in 2026. Is efficiency enough to save the hype?

The Times of India

'Attacking H1-B was the best thing Trump did': Canadian-Indian entrepreneur on big tech layoffs in US and offshore hiring

Canadian-Indian entrepreneur Vijay Sappani said on X that taking a hardline stance on H-1B visas was “the best thing Trump did to Corporate America.”

PC Gamer

Microsoft says sure, it'll hand over your encrypted data to the FBI: 'The lesson here is that if you have access to keys, eventually law enforcement is going to come'

"Microsoft believes customers are in the best position to decide how to manage their keys."

Tom’s Hardware

Microsoft introduces newest in-house AI chip — Maia 200 is faster than other bespoke Nvidia competitors, built on TSMC 3nm with 216GB of HBM3e

30% more performance per dollar than Maia 100, and faster than Amazon or Google.

Windows Central

Xbox Play Anywhere continues to have a "AAA" problem — why are most publishers uninterested in supporting Xbox's future?

The Xbox Ally has given Xbox a unique problem — increasingly it highlights games that are missing Xbox Play Anywhere, which is central to Microsoft's strategy.

Windows Central

Xbox’s Sarah Bond addresses 30% margin rumors — reveals “People who play XPA play 20% more”

In a recent Fortune interview, Xbox president Sarah Bond says players using Xbox Play Anywhere spend 20% more time playing, while avoiding direct answers on Microsoft’s reported 30% profit margin target.

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