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Windows Is Healing

Jul 15, 2026 10 min
windows 11microsoftdata center bansteam controlleropen source
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Microsoft is fixing Windows search to remove ads and improve functionality, while New York enacts a data center construction ban and an enthusiast reverse-engineers a Steam controller puck.

This news roundup covers three main topics: first, Microsoft is finally addressing long-standing issues with Windows 11 search, aiming to remove promotional content and improve the user experience. Second, New York has become the first US state to ban new data center construction for up to a year, citing environmental and local community concerns. Finally, an enthusiast has developed an open-source firmware for the Steam Controller 2 puck, allowing it to work without Steam Input and emulate other controller types, addressing issues like the lack of separate puck availability and the reliance on Steam Input.

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Worth watching if: You want to stay updated on significant changes in Windows search functionality, environmental regulations impacting tech infrastructure, and innovative open-source projects in the gaming hardware space.

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