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Microsoft is redesigning Windows to let security tools work outside its kernel, aiming to prevent future incidents like CrowdStrike’s July outage. Driven by customer demand, the changes will improve security while boosting performance and anti-tampering protections. This update promises more reliable systems, with Microsoft working closely with industry experts to ensure smooth implementation across various environments.

Meta is changing how it labels AI-edited content on its platforms. While fully AI-generated posts will still show the “AI info” label prominently, content edited by AI tools will have the label moved to the post’s menu. Meta says the update aims to better reflect AI’s role in content creation, but critics worry it may make it harder to spot AI-edited posts.

Microsoft has begun construction on its new data center in L’Ancienne-Lorette, Quebec, as part of a $500 million investment in cloud and AI infrastructure in the province. Slated for completion in 2026, the facility is one of several planned in Quebec. This expansion aims to strengthen Microsoft’s Canadian Azure regions, enhancing cloud services and availability.

Amazon’s shopping chatbot, Rufus, is set to introduce sponsored ads in the U.S., tailoring them based on user conversations and search behavior. The move aims to enhance product discovery while boosting ad revenue. Rufus may also generate text to complement ad copy, offering a more personalized experience. This strategy mirrors similar ad integrations seen in Microsoft’s AI tools.

CloudLinux is deepening its commitment to the WordPress ecosystem by joining the Five for the Future initiative, pledging resources to enhance WordPress security and stability. With over 30 million WordPress sites running on CloudLinux OS, the company will contribute code and expertise in server optimization. CloudLinux aims to bolster WordPress as a reliable, high-performing platform for years to come.

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