With Possessor(s) launching November 11th, Heart Machine has laid off multiple developers in its second round of cuts this month. The timing suggests deeper financial pressures affecting even established indie studios.
Two MultiVersus directors are launching a new independent studio called Airlock Games after the Warner Bros acquisition. Their first project marks a dramatic shift from platform fighters to sci-fi management horror.
Industry analysis indicates Microsoft’s AI and cloud certifications are becoming the new currency for six-figure tech careers. According to recent reports, professionals with these credentials can command salaries exceeding $160,000 as enterprises prioritize AI integration and cloud infrastructure.
Technology professionals are being advised to move beyond listing basic Microsoft Office competencies on their resumes, according to recent industry analysis. Sources indicate that employers now prioritize artificial intelligence and cloud certifications, which reportedly lead to significantly higher earning potential and stronger career advancement opportunities.
Ubisoft’s Finnish studio RedLynx is proposing significant staff reductions affecting 60 developers. The move comes as the Trials Rising developer shifts its strategic focus toward mobile gaming and small-screen optimization, including work on Nintendo Switch 2 titles.
Ubisoft RedLynx, the Finland-based development studio behind the Trials franchise, is reportedly planning to lay off approximately 60 developers from its Helsinki team. According to reports, the staff reductions come as part of a broader restructuring initiative that will see the studio transition from multiplatform development to specializing in “small screens” – primarily mobile devices and handheld gaming platforms.
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Microsoft is deploying an emergency patch after a mandatory Windows 11 security update reportedly broke localhost connections, disrupted peripherals, and rendered the recovery environment unusable. The company acknowledged the widespread issues following user reports of installation failures and system instability. Analysts suggest this highlights ongoing challenges in Microsoft’s update ecosystem.
Microsoft has confirmed it is rolling out an emergency patch for Windows 11 after a recent mandatory security update caused significant system disruptions for millions of users, according to reports from multiple technology publications. The problematic update, identified as KB5066835, has reportedly broken localhost connections, preventing locally hosted applications from connecting to networks, and has caused multiple installation failures along with peripheral device malfunctions.
