Final Fantasy 7 Remake Intergrade joins Xbox Game Pass on Oct. 29

Microsoft adds the action RPG to its subscription service next month, giving players early access before the trilogy's 2027 finale.
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Microsoft adds the action RPG to its subscription service next month, giving players early access before the trilogy's 2027 finale.
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Microsoft plans a new handheld for late 2027 and a high-cost console for 2028, alongside major changes to its Game Pass subscription tiers.
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Cloudflare and partners released tsrs, a Rust-based TypeScript compiler that benchmarks show is up to eight times faster than the standard tool.
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Estonian security firm Blackwall secures funding to protect sites from rising automated traffic and AI agents.
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Mark Zuckerberg confirms Joel Kaplan will leave Meta next year after 15 years as chief global affairs officer.
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Court documents reveal TikTok employees raised alarms about minors facing sexual exploitation and suicide content, but executives reportedly failed to act on these warnings.
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A power event disrupted services in Google Cloud’s London region, affecting major banks and retailers while engineers work to restore systems.
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The grocery giant took systems offline to protect them from a cyberattack. Most European services are back, while US e-commerce returns soon.
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