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    Microsoft Plans June 30, 2026 Shift From Claude Code to Copilot CLI

    Microsoft is reportedly cancelling most Claude Code access for engineers in its Experiences and Devices division by June 30, 2026, shifting teams working on Windows, Microsoft 365, Outlook, Teams, and Surface toward GitHub Copilot CLI as the company tries to rein in internal AI coding costs. The...
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    Microsoft Tightens Claude Code Access, Pushes Teams to Copilot CLI by June 30

    Microsoft reportedly began canceling or restricting Claude Code access for many internal engineering teams in May 2026, steering developers in its Experiences + Devices organization toward GitHub Copilot CLI by a June 30 transition deadline. That is not a retreat from AI coding so much as a hard...
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    Microsoft to Cut Claude Code Licenses by June 30, 2026, Push Copilot CLI

    Microsoft is reportedly preparing to cancel most Claude Code licenses for employees in its Experiences + Devices division by June 30, 2026, pushing Windows, Microsoft 365, Teams, Outlook, and Surface engineers toward GitHub Copilot CLI instead. The move is being framed internally as...
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    CISA Nine ICS Advisories Highlight Urgent OT and Windows Risk

    CISA’s consolidated bulletin announcing nine new Industrial Control Systems (ICS) advisories is a blunt reminder that the operational-technology (OT) landscape — and the Windows systems that often bridge to it — remain under persistent attack and demand coordinated, prioritized remediation. The...
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    Microsoft Reunites Windows Engineering to Accelerate AI First OS

    Microsoft has moved the core Windows engineering teams back under one roof, a structural shift that reunites platform, client, security, and data engineering and places far more product-and-platform authority with Pavan Davuluri as Microsoft accelerates AI-first changes across Windows...
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    Space Cadet Pinball: 5,000 FPS, the Frame-Rate Fix, and Windows Engineering

    Dave Plummer’s confession that his port of 3D Pinball for Windows — the Space Cadet table so many of us grew up with — once drew frames “as fast as it could” and reportedly hit roughly 5,000 FPS on newer hardware has resurfaced a powerful, funny and instructive moment in Windows engineering...
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    Schneider M340 FTP DoS Flaw CVE-2025-6625: Patch, Mitigations, and OT Hardening

    Schneider Electric has acknowledged a high-severity vulnerability in its Modicon M340 family and several M340 communication modules that can be triggered remotely by a specially crafted FTP command and may cause a denial-of-service condition; the flaw was assigned CVE‑2025‑6625 and carries a...