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[NODE_943] February 15 Wikipedia featured article [NODE_944] February 14 Wikipedia featured article [NODE_945] February 13 Wikipedia featured article [NODE_938] February 20 Wikipedia featured article [NODE_939] February 19 Wikipedia featured article [NODE_940] February 18 Wikipedia featured article [NODE_941] February 17 Wikipedia featured article [NODE_942] February 16 Wikipedia featured article [NODE_937] February 21 Wikipedia featured article [NODE_936] Phil Spencer will retire after 38 years at Microsoft; Asha Sharma, the president of product in Microsoft's Core AI business, will become the CEO of gaming (Jordan Novet/CNBC) [NODE_933] Sources: OpenAI is telling investors it's targeting ~$600B in total compute spend by 2030, months after Sam Altman touted $1.4T in infrastructure commitments (CNBC) [NODE_935] Xbox President Sarah Bond, long thought to be Phil Spencer's heir, is leaving; Xbox Game Studios head Matt Booty is promoted to Chief Content Officer (Ryan McCaffrey/IGN) [NODE_934] Sources: OpenAI staff raised concerns about a Canadian mass shooting suspect months ago; OpenAI says her activity didn't meet the bar for reporting to police (Georgia Wells/Wall Street Journal) [NODE_930] Microsoft Gaming CEO Asha Sharma says she is committed to "the return of Xbox" and that the company won't "flood our ecosystem with soulless AI slop" (Sean Hollister/The Verge) [NODE_931] India joins Pax Silica, a US-led initiative that aims to build secure supply chains for semiconductors, advanced manufacturing, and critical technologies (Rajesh Roy/Associated Press) [NODE_932] Source: OpenAI is projecting that its revenue will exceed $280B in 2030; last month, OpenAI said its annualized revenue grew to $20B+ in 2025 (Shirin Ghaffary/Bloomberg)