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Microsoft is making some major Windows security changes following CrowdStrike outage

Microsoft is working with endpoint security companies to prevent CrowdStrike-esque outages from happening again.

TechRadar

Beloved 2010 shooter Singularity returns to Microsoft's storefront, but fans are hoping for a Game Pass or Xbox release: "Are they cooking a port?"

The community has "lots of hope"

GamesRadar

The US government is right to investigate Nvidia for alleged unfair practices

Competition authorities were too slow to stop tech giants from dominating Web 2.0. They can’t repeat that mistake with AI

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Microsoft wants to beef up Windows security to prevent CrowdStrike-like fiascos, but there are critical concerns: "A world where only Microsoft can provide effective endpoint security is not a more secure world"

Microsoft is in talks to develop a new platform that could satisfy the needs of security vendors following the massive outage caused by a faulty CrowdStike that left over 8.5 million Windows devices with BSODs for hours.

Windows Central

The Flaws In Albo’s Internet Ban & The PS5 Controversy Explained: Tech & Gaming News This Week

Everything you need to know about the Albanese government's social media ban and Sony's brand new PS5 Pro controversy.

Pedestrian.tv

Microsoft Cutting More Jobs From Its Gaming Unit

Microsoft is cutting about 650 more positions from its gaming unit as it continues to tighten its belt following the blockbuster buyout of "Call of Duty" maker Activision Blizzard.

International Business Times

OpenAI Releases Reasoning AI With Eye On Safety, Accuracy

ChatGPT creator OpenAI on Thursday released a new series of artificial intelligence models designed to spend more time thinking -- in hopes that generative AI chatbots provide more accurate and beneficial responses.

International Business Times

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Tech companies commit to fighting harmful AI sexual imagery by curbing nudity from datasets

Several leading artificial intelligence companies pledged Thursday to remove nude images from the data sources they use to train their AI products, and committed to other safeguards to curb the spread of harmful sexual deepfake imagery

The Independent UK

Why One Analyst Says the 'Magnificent 6' Will Dominate Future AI Waves

The 'Mag 7' stocks, except for Tesla, will continue to rule the next waves of artificial intelligence, says this analyst.

Barchart

Stock Market Today: Stocks Rise in Choppy Day for Markets

Moderna was the worst S&P 500 stock today after the vaccine maker slashed its R&D budget.

Kiplinger

The PS5 Pro's Price Speaks to A Greater Problem in Gaming

The PS5 Pro's price is the result of Sony being unchallenged in the console market this generation. This is an unprecedented sign of industry change.

Inverse

3 Technology ETFs to Buy as Innovation Accelerates

Tech ETFs are poised to benefit from accelerated innovation, diversified operations, and continuous upgrades. Therefore, it could be wise to invest in solid tech equities ETFs Fidelity MSCI Information Technology Index ETF (FTEC), Vanguard Information Technology Index Fund ETF Shares (VGT), and iShares Expanded Tech-Software Sector ETF (IGV) for potential…

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Has Google monopolized digital advertising? New evidence traced back to former ad guru suggests it's a 'nightmare' for publishers to switch platforms: "It takes an act of God to do it"

Despite Google's firm stand on fair practices in digital advertising, new evidence submitted in the ongoing antitrust trial outlines its strategy to "crush" competitors.

Windows Central

Microsoft Eliminates Another 650 Positions at Xbox Gaming

Microsoft stock is down slightly after announcing another round of layoffs in its Xbox gaming division. Here's what you need to know.

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Microsoft lays off another 650 people in its gaming unit

Move continues cuts since acquisition of Activision Blizzard.

Evening Standard

Microsoft says 365 outage affecting Teams and Xbox Live has been resolved

The widespread disruption was also causing chaos for Xbox Live and Outlook.

PC Gamer

Microsoft gaming's post-acquisition bloodletting continues as 650 more staff are set to be laid off for 'sustainable future growth'

This has to stop at some point, right? Right?

USA Today Sports Media Group

Is Microsoft 365 down on Thursday, September 12 2024? Here’s what we know.

This isn't good for Microsoft 365 users.

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Microsoft risks annoying Windows 10 users by testing yet more adverts in the Start menu

Microsoft is testing a new account manager feature in Windows 10’s Start menu that’s causing some people to accuse it of pushing more Microsoft 365 ads.

Windows Central

If the PS5 Pro (and sparkly Xbox Series X) price is the new normal, I'll be done with console gaming after more than 30 years

Both Xbox and PlayStation are pushing console prices dangerously close to the point it makes no sense to buy one anymore. And I don't think I will.

Windows Central

"I know that this is difficult news to hear." New Microsoft Gaming layoffs hit: Xbox CEO Phil Spencer announces 650 redundancies in email to staff

Microsoft Gaming is cutting 650 staff today, after eliminating 1900 staff earlier in the year following its Activision-Blizzard acquisition. In an email to staff shared to Windows Central, Xbox CEO Phil Spencer said no studios would be closed and no devices cancelled, with most layoffs landing in corporate functions.

Barchart

1 AI Stock to Buy Now and Hold Indefinitely

With its legacy portfolio, this tech titan will continue to thrive in the coming years.

GamesRadar

Microsoft is reportedly laying off a further 650 people from its gaming staff, 7 months after cutting 1,900 roles across ZeniMax, Xbox, and Activision Blizzard

Microsoft previously announced around 1,900 layoffs in late January

TechRadar

Microsoft is laying off 650 more Xbox staff members, Phil Spencer says the decision was made "to organize our business for long term success"

1,900 jobs were cut earlier this year

International Business Times

New Funding Round Values OpenAI At $150 Billion: Report

OpenAI is set on cementing itself as a leader in AI tech with its plan to raise funds at a $150 billion valuation.

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