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Submission + - Windows 12, Codenamed 'Hudson Valley': Everything We Know So Far (technobezz.com)

Submitted by meriksen on Friday March 06, 2026 @07:19AM

meriksen writes: Can Microsoft recover from the bad press that Windows 11 has received?
Can they turn the tide and prevent an exodus away from Windows?

Microsoft hasn't officially announced Windows 12, but mounting evidence from industry reporting suggests a major new version with deep AI integration and a modular "CorePC" architecture is in the works for 2026.

Rumors indicate it may require specialized NPU hardware and could introduce new AI feature tiers, though some speculation about a subscription-based OS has been debunked.

Here's everything we know so far about features, hardware requirements, and what to expect. Original story here: https://www.technobezz.com/new...

Submission + - CSO reports that Hacking Team hacked, attackers claim 400GB in dumped data (csoonline.com)

Submitted by meriksen on Monday July 06, 2015 @07:32AM

meriksen writes: On Sunday, while most of Twitter was watching the Women's World Cup – an amazing game from start to finish – one of the world's most notorious security firms was being hacked.

Specializing in surveillance technology, Hacking Team is now learning how it feels to have their internal matters exposed to the world, and privacy advocates are enjoying a bit of schadenfreude at their expense.

Wii 2 Unlikely For 2011, Maybe In 2012 303

Posted by Soulskill on Friday November 19, 2010 @08:28AM from the still-a-few-more-old-franchises-to-resurrect dept.

An anonymous reader writes "As discussed on Slashdot earlier this year, the lack of a next-generation Wii may be hurting Nintendo. That doesn't seem to concern the company's US chief, Reggie Fils-Aime, who said this week that a Wii 2 might not appear until 2012. He wants to sell a few million more consoles before a successor is launched. So, no Wii 2 for 2010 or 2011 — meanwhile, the PS3 and Xbox consoles get motion control support and other content enhancements. What does that mean for the success of Nintendo's gaming console business? Has the innovator been out-innovated due to a sluggish product roadmap?"

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