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The Verge: "At its Build developers conference in San Francisco this week, Microsoft is demonstrating Xbox One game streaming to Windows 10 PCs to the public for the first time. I got a chance to try it, and it's as awesome as I had hoped."

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Square Enix have today announced WITCH CHAPTER 0 a real-time tech demo that utilizes DirectX 12, a Windows10 based new generation API, at the Microsoft Build Developer Conference.

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GearNuke: "Back in 2012, Square Enix stunned the world with a demo of Agnis Philosophy, which was being run on their Luminous Engine, the engine that is currently being used to develop Final Fantasy XV. At Build 2015 conference today, Square Enix revealed an updated look of the demo showing a new scene and now we have got our hands on a official screenshots from the demo."

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During the Build developers' conference this week, HoloLens keeps showing up, augmenting, rather than virtualizing, reality.

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During a livestreamed QA from Build 2015, Microsoft Universal Windows Platform Program Managers Brent Rector and Peter Torr explained how the new policies will affect supported devices, including the Xbox One.

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During the Build 2015 conference, Microsoft Azure CTO Mark Russinovich showcased a very interesting feature of the cloud by using a little game named Actoroids.

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Microsoft is setting its sights on a major milestone for Windows 10. The company said today during its Build conference in San Francisco that it's aiming to have 1 billion devices running the new OS by 2018.

"Within two to three years of Windows 10's release, there will be 1 billion devices running Windows 10," Microsoft VP Terry Myerson said during the keynote address, as reported by . The event runs through Friday, so keep checking back for even more news from the show.

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Microsoft is setting its sights on a major milestone for Windows 10. The company said today during its Build conference in San Francisco that it's aiming to have 1 billion devices running the new OS by 2018.

"Within two to three years of Windows 10's release, there will be 1 billion devices running Windows 10," Microsoft VP Terry Myerson said during the keynote address, as reported by . The event runs through Friday, so keep checking back for even more news from the show.