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Windows 11 isn't spying on you via a new process, but wider issues remain
Windows 11 process sparks controversy and user accusations of 'spying,' which are false — but still point to a wider issue around privacy for Microsoft.
Leaked document suggests Microsoft's rumored 'disc-to-digital' feature will roll out this month and allow users to play the Xbox 360 catalogue on Project Helix
Microsoft's rumored disc-to-digital feature, which would allow players to digitize their existing physical Xbox game library, reportedly rolls out this month.
LinkedIn says it won't be spending big on AI hardware this year — but it has a good reason why
LinkedIn says it won't expand its AI data centers for a full year, keeping GPU investment flat after roughly doubling the output of the GPUs it already has.
Microsoft vows to make Windows 11 run better with 8GB of RAM
'There needs to be a mechanism to prevent this from happening': Microsoft vows to make Windows 11 run better on 8GB, but users complain something else needs fixing — rogue software installs.
'Nobody was buying them so it doesn't really matter' — Xbox console price hike hits the UK
The Xbox price hike is here, revealing the new cost of a console in the UK.
Microsoft warns Teams mobile users to update app now or lose Calendar access
Teams users warned to update before the end of September 2026, or lose access to their calendar.
Expert warns this dangerous Microsoft Word worm can burrow into Copilot and cause havoc
Hidden white text in a Word document can make Copilot rewrite your figures and copy itself into the finished file.
Microsoft turns to the UK Supreme Court after losing twice over second-hand software licenses, and billions could ride on the outcome
A costly legal situation in the making?
Microsoft introduces its first agent-powered cybersecurity model
Microsoft's new security AI writes and deploys its own patches, six days after OpenAI's models escaped a sandbox and hacked Hugging Face
Alphabet, Microsoft, Amazon, Meta, and Oracle 'are hiding an estimated $1.65 trillion in debt', drawing comparison with the historic Enron debacle
Nikkei Asia claims five technology giants hold $1.65 trillion in hidden obligations, fueling Enron comparisons and increasing investor concern worldwide.