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Microsoft Grants $20K Each to 25 Seattle-Area Nonprofits Amid Budget
Tech
Nov 10, 2026GeekWire

Microsoft Grants $20K Each to 25 Seattle-Area Nonprofits Amid Budget

Microsoft has awarded $20,000 grants to 25 King County nonprofits, the first distribution from its new $1 million Community-First Grants program. This initiative responds to the increasing financial strain on local aid organizations amid state budget challenges and an ongoing debate over tax policies impacting Washington’s business community.

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Rover's Tale Goes Solo: Observer Interactive Self-Publishes Debut
Games
Aug 22, 2026GamesIndustry.biz

Rover's Tale Goes Solo: Observer Interactive Self-Publishes Debut

Observer Interactive is self-publishing their debut title, *Rover's Tale*, after an amicable split from Team17. This bold move pushes the release to 2027 but grants the studio full creative control. Strengthened by diverse co-development projects, Observer Interactive is embracing the challenge of independence.

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Microsoft-Threatened Researcher Drops Seventh Windows Zero-Day
Tech
Jun 11, 2026The Next Web

Microsoft-Threatened Researcher Drops Seventh Windows Zero-Day

Security researcher Chaotic Eclipse has publicly released "RoguePlanet," a seventh Windows zero-day exploit, just hours after Microsoft's record-breaking June Patch Tuesday. This vulnerability grants SYSTEM privileges on fully patched Windows 10 and 11 systems, deepening a dispute with Microsoft over previous disclosures. The exploit leverages a race condition in Windows Defender.

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Von der Leyen's AI Envoy Pick Ignites Conflict-of-Interest Firestorm
Tech
Jun 6, 2026The Next Web

Von der Leyen's AI Envoy Pick Ignites Conflict-of-Interest Firestorm

The European Commission's selection of Siemens Chairman Jim Hagemann Snabe as its special envoy for industrial AI has ignited a major conflict-of-interest controversy. This appointment comes swiftly after Siemens actively lobbied to significantly amend the EU AI Act, notably securing an exemption for industrial AI. Critics argue this decision grants advisory power to the very industry that recently weakened the regulatory framework.

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