Articles from July 14, 2026
Browse all Windows news articles published on July 14, 2026
Critical 9.9-Severity Vulnerability in ABB T-MAC Plus Requires Immediate Patching
Operators of chemical, petroleum, and hydrogen terminals face a serious cybersecurity threat after ABB confirmed that a critical flaw in its T-MAC Plus terminal management system could hand...
Nebius Pledges 4 GW of AI Power by 2026: Here’s What It Means for Cloud Users
Nebius Group is no longer content just renting out GPUs. The Amsterdam-based company announced this month that it will surpass 4 gigawatts of contracted data-center power by the end of 2026, a...
PartnerOne Acquires ISI Analytics, Pledges AI Investment for Teams and Cisco Calling Tools
PartnerOne announced on July 14, 2026, that it has acquired ISI Analytics, a provider of enterprise collaboration analytics and operational intelligence solutions for Microsoft Teams, Cisco, and...
Microsoft Restarts Planner Rollout in New Outlook, Tightening Task and Inbox Integration
Microsoft is resuming the rollout of Planner inside the new Outlook for Windows, placing team and personal task management directly into the email client after a two-month pause. The integration,...
Internet Archive Revives Windows Movie Maker 6.0 as Clipchamp’s Online-Only Rule Vexes Users
The Internet Archive now hosts a community-uploaded installer for Windows Movie Maker 6.0, confirmed to work on Windows 11, Windows 10, and Windows 7. The upload, dated June 30, arrives just as...
You Can Now Pay for Windows Server 2025 by the Hour—But Watch Out for These 3 Costly Surprises
Microsoft quietly flipped the switch on a licensing model that can slash upfront server costs or silently drain your Azure budget: pay-as-you-go Windows Server 2025 through Azure Arc. The new...
Windows Update's Hidden Wi-Fi Killer: How to Roll Back Faulty Drivers and Stop Auto-Installs
When a Windows 11 laptop’s Wi-Fi slowed to a crawl after every cumulative update, the culprit wasn’t the router, the ISP, or even a bad Windows patch—it was a wireless driver quietly swapped in...
Gemini Report 2026: Vietnam Tops Academic AI Usage—Here’s What It Means for Your PC
Vietnam has become Southeast Asia's most active user of Google Gemini for academic work, with learning-related prompts accounting for 17% of all generative AI activity in the country, according to...
ChatGPT Reappears in WhatsApp on Windows After EU Forces Meta to Open Its Platform
On July 13, 2026, ChatGPT silently reappeared as a WhatsApp contact for users across the European Economic Area. No account sign‑up is required, no separate app needs installing, and for millions...
Windows 11 Can Now Create 7z and RAR Files—Here’s How to Use Its New Archive Tools
Microsoft's June 2024 update for Windows 11, delivered as KB5039302, added a capability that many users still don't know they have: the operating system can now create not just ZIP archives, but also...
Windows 11 Migrations Stealthily Swap Your Default Browser for Edge, Mozilla-Backed Study Shows
Moving your files and settings from an old Windows 10 PC to a new Windows 11 machine should preserve your choices — but a report released July 14 reveals that your default browser is often silently...
Swiss Cyber Command Fast-Tracks Microsoft 365 Replacement with German openDesk Suite
Switzerland’s military cybersecurity unit will completely replace Microsoft 365 with the German open-source suite openDesk by October 2026. The accelerated timeline, first reported by Swiss...