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The US suspends Microsoft, Adobe and six major IT firms from a green card labour certification program over alleged fraud, blocking new and pending applications.
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The US suspends Microsoft, Adobe and six major IT firms from a green card labour certification program over alleged fraud, blocking new and pending applications.

Elon Musk questions Mukesh Ambani’s influence as Starlink faces launch delays in India. The government denies favouritism and cites pending security checks.

Microsoft is redesigning Windows 11 Search to deliver faster results, lower memory use, file previews, and direct PC controls. Testing has begun with Windows Insiders.

AMD plans to bring FSR 4 AI upscaling to gaming handhelds, laptops and APUs by late 2026, but support for existing devices, including the Steam Deck, remains uncertain.

Paramount is developing a live-action Cyberpunk 2077 movie with producer Lorenzo di Bonaventura and CD Projekt Red. No cast, director or release date is confirmed.

Pokémon Legends: Z-A remains on sale at Amazon for $39.88 on Switch and Switch 2, saving up to $30 ahead of the October 29 Mega Dimension bundle release.

Forza Horizon 6 launches on PS5 January 26, 2027, following a delay. Premium buyers get early access on January 21, alongside the game’s first paid expansion.

Rockstar reveals six GTA 6 radio stations, celebrity DJs and on-demand podcasts, with music available while driving or exploring Leonida on foot ahead of launch.

Retro Song Bird plays music from original Game Boy cartridges and offers built-in speakers, WAV exports, and audio tools. Pricing and launch details remain unconfirmed.

Atari’s 800XL computer returns for $219.99 with a mechanical keyboard, 25 built-in games, HDMI, cartridge support and Atari BASIC. Shipping begins in April 2027.

A new 25-minute GTA 6 gameplay leak reportedly shows Jason and Lucia without clothing, alongside mission footage, first-person driving and street racing.

Microsoft launches Xbox XP, a new division overseeing film, TV, merchandise and live experiences, led by former Mojang executive Kayleen Walters.
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