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    No, Microsoft and Xbox’s Phil Spencer isn’t stepping down any time soon — here’s the truth

    July 2, 2025

    Amid news of Microsoft’s latest layoffs, a report has claimed Microsoft Gaming and Xbox head Phil Spencer is planning to leave the company. This isn’t true, however.

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