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+18 +2Xbox boss Phil Spencer wants Starfield to be the "most-played" Bethesda game ever
Starfield launches exclusively for Xbox Series X|S and PC later this year on November 11th, and according to Phil Spencer, Microsoft has big ambitions for Bethesda's sci-fi RPG. In an interview with Axios' Stephen Totilo, Spencer spoke about how he wants to make Starfield Bethesda's most-played game and more about Activision Blizzard's IP.
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+26 +3Microsoft CEO: The metaverse is just games, really
Microsoft chief executive Satya Nadella tries to distract investors wondering about the state of its HoloLens business by positioning the metaverse against Microsoft's proposed purchase of Activision Blizzard. It mostly works.
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+21 +4Xbox Game Pass February 2021 Games Leaked in Advance
Next games coming to Xbox Game Pass in February 2021 have been reportedly leaked ahead of an official announcement.
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+24 +4Don’t forget Microsoft
Understanding the behemoth in Redmond teaches us valuable lessons in cloud infrastructure, startup strategy, and the future of software.
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+21 +4Microsoft Teams surpasses 270M monthly active users, as growth slows from early days of pandemic
Microsoft's Teams communications and collaboration platform topped 270 million monthly active users in the December quarter, continuing to add users but at a much slower pace than in the initial…
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+22 +3Hark back to the late 1990s with this re-creation of the dialup Internet experience
Check out what happens when you try to visit modern websites using Windows 98.
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+21 +1Opinion: It’s Not a Console War, It’s a Content War
What Microsoft’s Activision Blizzard acquisition says about a console war that never existed.
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+18 +3Hours after Microsoft says it's buying Activision, the US government says it's overhauling merger guidelines
On the heels of Microsoft's Activision purchase, the US government's Department of Justice and the Federal Trade Commission launched a joint review of antitrust merger guidelines. The DOJ and FTC monitor and may investigate mergers and acquisitions which, to put it very simply, could break antitrust laws, usually through anticompetitive or monopolistic arrangements.
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+24 +1Microsoft Deal Wipes $20 Billion Off Sony's Market Value in a Day
Sony Group Corp. shares fell 13% in Tokyo on Wednesday, their biggest drop since October 2008, after PlayStation rival Microsoft Corp. announced a $69 billion deal to acquire games publisher Activision Blizzard Inc.
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+19 +4Read Microsoft Gaming CEO’s email to staff about the Activision Blizzard acquisition
Former Xbox chief is now the head of Microsoft Gaming.
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+24 +3Microsoft will buy Activision Blizzard for nearly $70 billion, a big bet on the metaverse.
With the deal, the largest in the software maker’s history, Microsoft will gain Activision’s nearly 400 million monthly users and access to some of the world’s most popular games.
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+20 +3Should Microsoft sell Windows and Office? This former exec believes so
A former Microsoft executive has offered up some advice for current CEO Satya Nadella: spin off Windows and Office and focus on Azure, Microsoft's cloud computing crown jewel. Ben Slivka, a 14-year veteran at Microsoft who left in 1999, gave the unsolicited advice to Nadella in an interview with CNBC, saying: "The right thing probably is to bet the future on the cloud."
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+18 +2Here's why Linux is now my primary OS going into 2022
I'm no longer using Windows as the OS on my primary PC. In fact, it's no longer installed on a secondary drive. Here's why you may want to consider making the switch.
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+28 +12CES 2022 loses Microsoft in Las Vegas over COVID fears
Microsoft is the latest major company to pull out
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+21 +2Xbox Game Pass added more than $6,300 of games in 2021
After some intense calculations we have put into perspective just why Xbox Game Pass is one of the best deals in gaming history
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+18 +1Tom Brady’s best throw of the night destroys Microsoft tablet
After throwing a fourth-quarter interception to seal a 9-0 loss against the Saints on Sunday night, Tampa Bay quarterback Tom Brady managed to connect with a Microsoft Surface tablet, absolutely destroying it. The defeat was Brady’s first shutout in 15 years, according to CBS Sports.
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+20 +1Microsoft's SpaceEye Uses AI to "See" Through Cloud Cover
Azure Space, one of Microsoft’s latest additions to its Azure cloud computing suite, now has the power to “see” through clouds with a new ability called SpaceEye.
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+20 +3Over 1,000 Microsoft employees shared their salaries in a leaked spreadsheet in a push for pay transparency. Here's everything we learned.
On average, software engineers across business units at Microsoft earned a median pay package of $185,000.
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+17 +3Minecraft crosses 1 trillion views on YouTube, most popular game ever on platform
Minecraft is already one of the best selling games ever made, up there with Tetris, Mario and Grand Theft Auto. Now it's crossed a new milestone, counting more than 1 trillion views across YouTube.
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+22 +2iFixit and Microsoft announce official repair tools for Surface PCs
iFixit, along with Microsoft, has announced three new official tools to be used by authorized technicians to repair various Surface devices. While not sold directly to consumers, these new tools make it much easier for independent repair shops to service broken displays and batteries for Surface PCs.
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