Executive shuffling indicates that Microsoft is serious about reorganizing itself around AI. The US and UK move against those alleged Chinese infrastructure hackers. OpenAI seems to be courting Hollywood for its Sora tool. And is the IPO window finally open for tech companies?

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Microsoft has a new Windows and Surface chief (The Verge)
Canva Strikes Biggest Acquisition Yet in Chase to Take on Adobe (Bloomberg)
US sanctions APT31 hackers behind critical infrastructure attacks (BleepingComputer)
OpenAI shows off first examples of third-party creators using Sora (VentureBeat)
OpenAI Courts Hollywood in Meetings With Film Studios, Directors (Bloomberg)
Reddit options launch draws bulls, as shares soar (Reuters)
IPO Window Cracks Open and Silicon Valley Sees Some Daylight (Bloomberg)
Meta’s new opt-out setting limits visibility of politics on Instagram and Threads (The Verge)
Elon Musk’s Starlink Terminals Are Falling Into the Wrong Hands (Bloomberg)

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