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Ubisoft Union Slams CEO After "Major Reset" Sparks Strike - Professional coverage
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Ubisoft Union Slams CEO After “Major Reset” Sparks Strike

According to Wccftech, Ubisoft announced a "major reset" last week, restructuring the entire company into five 'Creative Houses' and creating…

TikTok's US Arm Now Wants Your Precise Location Data - Professional coverage
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TikTok’s US Arm Now Wants Your Precise Location Data

According to Tech Digest, TikTok's new American entity, TikTok USDS Joint Venture LLC, has updated its privacy policy to allow…

Windows 11 Boot Failures Hit After January Updates - Professional coverage
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Windows 11 Boot Failures Hit After January Updates

According to TheRegister.com, Microsoft is investigating reports that its January 2026 security updates are causing a "limited number" of physical…

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Sony Escalates Legal Battle Against Tencent Over Alleged Horizon Clone

Sony Interactive Entertainment has filed a scathing response to Tencent’s motion to dismiss the Horizon copyright lawsuit, calling the Chinese company’s defense “nonsense.” The legal documents reveal new details about the alleged infringement and Tencent’s corporate structure as both companies prepare for a potentially precedent-setting case.

Legal Battle Intensifies Over Alleged Game Clone

Sony Interactive Entertainment has launched a forceful counterattack against Tencent’s attempt to dismiss the copyright infringement lawsuit over Light of Motiram, with court documents obtained by The Game Post revealing Sony’s characterization of Tencent’s defense as “nonsense.” According to reports, the legal confrontation centers around allegations that Tencent’s upcoming game constitutes a “slavish clone” of Sony’s successful Horizon series developed by Guerrilla Games.

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Microsoft Slashes Copilot Pricing for Education Sector in December Launch

Microsoft is launching a discounted Microsoft 365 Copilot subscription specifically for educational institutions this December. The new offering, priced at $18 per user monthly, represents significant savings over the standard $30 commercial rate while bringing advanced AI capabilities to classrooms worldwide through integration with popular learning management systems.

Education-Focused AI Subscription Launch

Microsoft is preparing to introduce a specialized version of its Microsoft 365 Copilot subscription tailored for the education sector, with deployment scheduled for December. According to reports, the academic offering will be priced at $18 per user per month in the United States, substantially lower than the $30 per user monthly fee for standard commercial subscriptions.