Articles from July 11, 2026
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Microsoft Research Finds Training AI on Glitchy Streams Makes Them 90% Accurate in Noisy Games
Microsoft Research has demonstrated that training AI agents on deliberately degraded video game streams—complete with pixelation, blur, ghosting, and compression artifacts—can make them nearly...
Memory Prices Could Spike by 2027 as SK hynix Warns of Historic Supply Shortage — What Windows Users Need to Know
SK hynix, one of the world’s largest memory chip manufacturers, has warned that 2027 will mark the tightest supply-demand balance in the industry’s history, with customer demand potentially...
Microsoft Cancels Surface Go and Laptop Go, Goes All-In on Snapdragon X2 for Flagship Devices
A bombshell report dropped on July 9, 2026: Microsoft is killing off its budget-friendly Surface Go and Surface Laptop Go lines while prepping next-generation Surface Laptop 8 and Pro 12 devices...
Microsoft’s June 2026 Patch Tuesday: 57 Actively Exploited Flaws Demand Immediate Patching
Microsoft’s June 2026 Patch Tuesday delivers a stark wake-up call for Windows users and IT administrators: among the 60 newly disclosed vulnerabilities, 57 are already being actively exploited in...
Windows Update KB5094126 Cripples Office OLE for Third-Party Software—Microsoft Pauses Rollout
Microsoft's latest June 2026 security update, KB5094126, is breaking OLE automation scenarios where third-party applications launch or control Microsoft Office. The company has placed targeted...
Siemens–IFS Alliance Targets Diagnostics Margins: What Healthcare IT Pros on Windows Need to Watch
Siemens Healthineers and IFS have forged a strategic alliance that aims to sharpen the medical technology giant’s digital edge. But according to a recent financial analysis, the near-term valuation...
Qivurn Lights Up Five AI Data Center Nodes, Targets Europe and Middle East Next
Qivurn Data Centers Inc., a relative newcomer in the AI infrastructure space, now operates five distributed GPU clusters designed to handle the demands of modern artificial intelligence workloads....
NVIDIA’s Fold-CP Enables 32,000-Token Protein Folding — Here’s How Windows Developers Benefit
NVIDIA has unveiled Fold-CP, a parallel computing framework that allows the Boltz-2 protein-folding model to process 32,000 tokens at once across 64 of its next-generation B300 GPUs, the company...
NVIDIA's Drug-Discovery AI Slashes Assays by 90%—and It Runs on Windows
Astellas Pharma used NVIDIA’s Boltz-2 NIM to accelerate membrane-protein drug discovery, cutting physical assays by 90% and research time by 70%, the company reported this week. The AI-guided...
Microsoft Advisory: Claude Fable 5’s 30-Day Data Retention Puts Enterprise Rollouts on Ice
Microsoft has issued a blunt advisory to customers of its Azure AI Foundry platform: the newly available Claude Fable 5 model logs and retains all prompts and completions for at least 30 days,...
OPPO Reno16 Series Lands in Malaysia: Why the RM1,999 Reno16 F Is the Smart Buy
OPPO has officially unveiled its Reno16 series in Malaysia, bringing three new smartphones—the Reno16, Reno16 Pro, and Reno16 F—alongside the Enco Air5 and Enco Air5s wireless earbuds. Among the...
Copilot Cowork Goes Enterprise-Wide: What Microsoft’s Latest AI Agent Can Do For You
Microsoft has moved Copilot Cowork out of its Frontier testing ground and into general enterprise availability, making the AI reasoning agent accessible to all Microsoft 365 Copilot subscribers. The...