Articles from January 2026
Browse all Windows news articles published in January 2026
CData Connect AI’s MCP Now Live in Microsoft Copilot Studio and Databricks Marketplace
The enterprise AI landscape is rapidly evolving beyond standalone chatbots into integrated ecosystems where data connectivity determines success. CData Software has made a significant move in this...
Defense in Depth for Cloud Resilience: Why Immutable Recovery is Essential for Windows Security
Organizations across Mexico, the United States, and globally are increasingly recognizing that true cyber resilience is not a product you can buy off a shelf but an engineered outcome achieved...
Microsoft's Chrome Icon Gaffe in Windows 11 Ad Sparks Browser War Debate
Microsoft's year-end gaming advertisement for Windows 11 inadvertently became a viral moment when eagle-eyed viewers spotted Google Chrome prominently pinned to the taskbar in what was supposed to be...
Native rental features coming to Dynamics 365 ERP by Q4 2026
Microsoft is fundamentally reshaping its Dynamics 365 enterprise resource planning platform by moving rental operations from peripheral add-ons into the core ERP system. According to the company's...
Microsoft's AI Platform Specialization: What It Means for Azure AI & Windows Users
Microsoft's Advanced Specialization for AI Platform on Azure represents a significant milestone in the enterprise AI landscape, signaling a maturation of cloud-based artificial intelligence services...
Linux Users Gain Photoshop Access via Wine Patches for 2021-2025 Versions
A significant breakthrough in compatibility technology has quietly reshaped the creative software landscape, bringing Adobe Photoshop—long considered exclusive to Windows and macOS...
Windows 11 KB5074109 Update Breaks Outlook POP & Cloud PC: Microsoft's Known Issue Rollback Fix
The January 2026 Patch Tuesday update for Windows 11, officially designated as cumulative update KB5074109, has proven to be a significant disruption for many users, causing critical failures in...
Windows 10 ESU Bridge: Enrollment Chaos, Security Gaps, and Microsoft's Patchy Lifeline
Microsoft's eleventh-hour decision to offer a one-year Extended Security Updates (ESU) bridge for Windows 10 consumer devices was met with a collective sigh of relief from millions of users facing...
Windows Telemetry Control: How to Limit Data Collection Without Breaking System Updates
Microsoft's Windows operating system has evolved into a complex ecosystem of background services, scheduled tasks, and account-linked features that collectively generate a continuous stream of...
Australia's AI Divide: Home Experimentation vs Workplace Governance in 2024
Australia's relationship with artificial intelligence is revealing a fascinating and potentially problematic split between private enthusiasm and professional caution. While Australian knowledge...
GTX 560 Ti 448 Cores: Fact vs Fiction & AirPods on Windows 10 Guide
The intersection of hardware rumors and cross-platform compatibility creates a fascinating landscape for Windows users, where separating fact from fiction becomes essential for making informed...
Microsoft sets AES as default Kerberos encryption, RC4 removal targeted by 2026.
Microsoft is embarking on a significant security overhaul of its Kerberos authentication protocol, with changes that will fundamentally alter how Windows domain controllers handle encryption. The...