Microsoft issued cloud pricing ultimatum by EU states By Craig Hale published 8 March 24 CISPE is still unhappy with Microsoft’s cloud licensing terms, which allegedly hinder competition, threatening legal action.
Microsoft's latest partnership is set to give its AI workloads a major boost By Craig Hale published 25 July 24 Microsoft will use Lumen’s networking infrastructure to bolster its datacenters against the demands of AI.
Microsoft 365 update brings more of the latest and greatest Copilot features to your work By Benedict Collins published 4 April 24 Copilot is here for Microsoft 365, with new features hoping to boost your business' productivity
BlackBerry and Microsoft are collaborating on something big, but it has nothing to do with smartphones By Efosa Udinmwen published 8 January 25 QNX and Microsoft partner on automotive project through cloud-based software-defined vehicle development.
Hate Windows 11? Just make sure you aren't falling for fake download sites hosting upgrade dodgy bypass tools By Ellen Jennings-Trace published 3 November 25 Windows 11 bypass tools like Flyoobe are being copied to trick unsuspecting users.
Barclays signs major Microsoft Copilot deal - over 100,000 workers set for major AI boost By Ellen Jennings-Trace, Mike Moore last updated 9 June 25 Barclays and Microsoft sign major Copilot partnership deal.
Microsoft apologizes after publishing incorrect software prices By Craig Hale published 7 April 25 Microsoft 365 Copilot, Copilot for Sales and Copilot for Service all displayed the wrong prices for three days.
Microsoft says it will spend billions this year as AI moves pay off By Craig Hale published 31 July 25 Microsoft's capital expenditure is set for a huge rise as it ups AI and other infrastructure spending.
Microsoft wants to help your small business grow faster with Copilot Agents By Craig Hale published 18 September 24 Microsoft envisions a world where there are as many Copilot Agents as there are documents or SharePoint sites.
Microsoft reveals massive financial growth once again, cloud and AI lead the way By Craig Hale published 30 January 25 Microsoft’s AI business annual revenue run rate now stands at $13 billion, up 175% year-over-year.
Microsoft completes EU cloud sovereignty project, letting Europe-based cloud customers store and process data in the EU By Ellen Jennings-Trace published 28 February 25 Microsoft's EU cloud customers will now get more control over their data.
Microsoft and UK government sign multi-year tech agreement By Mike Moore published 21 October 24 UK Government says new Microsoft partnership will boost business AI ambitions.
EU antitrust team probing Microsoft ties between Entra ID and 365 services By Craig Hale published 25 March 24 Microsoft probed over its use of Entra ID as antitrust scrutiny continues to develop globally.
Microsoft and OVHcloud bury the hatchet on antitrust lawsuit By Craig Hale published 19 July 24 Two deals with CISPE and OVHcloud have been proposed in order to prevent a full-blown EU investigation.
Google wants the FTC to stop exclusive Microsoft cloud deal with OpenAI By Craig Hale published 11 December 24 Microsoft is OpenAI’s exclusive cloud provider, but Google says this could be costly and damaging to customers.
MAI‑Image‑1 puts Microsoft in the AI art game – this time, with its own brush By Eric Hal Schwartz published 14 October 25 Microsoft’s new MAI‑Image‑1 model brings fast, realistic AI image generation in-house.
Microsoft facing major FTC probe over locking in users to Azure, productivity software By Craig Hale published 15 November 24 Increasing exit fees and rendering software migrations incompatible are just some of the accusations facing Microsoft.
Microsoft is building its own server tech — networking hardware will lessen reliance on Nvidia and possibly supercharge AI speeds By Craig Hale published 21 February 24 Microsoft wants to develop more AI components and hardware in-house, spelling potential disaster for current providers.
Microsoft pledges it will make WinUI "truly open source" - but don't hold your breath By Craig Hale published 6 August 25 Microsoft wants to make WinUI open source, but there are some major hurdles in the way first including its tie to Windows code.
Microsoft says it found out about FTC probe by watching the news By Craig Hale published 5 December 24 Microsoft finds out about FTC probe on the news.
Microsoft 365 users can now choose between ChatGPT and Claude for their AI needs By Craig Hale published 25 September 25 Some Microsoft Copilot functionalities can now use Claude models alongside those from OpenAI.
Microsoft closes all physical shops in mainland China By Craig Hale published 3 July 24 Microsoft will sell its products online and through partners in China, closing all of its physical franchise stores.
Copilot Pro is a new "premium" tier for businesses everywhere - but Microsoft makes individual users pay for top AI tools By Mike Moore published 16 January 24 "Premium" Microsoft Copilot Pro tier targets creators, researchers, programmers and more.
Microsoft 365 Copilot will be automatically installed on 365 Clients in October By Craig Hale published 16 September 25 The Copilot app will be automatically installed on all non-EEA devices beginning next month.
The EU thinks Microsoft Teams is giving the company an unfair advantage By Craig Hale published 26 June 24 Tech giant remains under EU pressure following 2020 complaint about its bundling of Teams in Microsoft 365.
Microsoft adds swathe of new privacy-focused tools By Lewis Maddison published 3 April 24 Microsoft has announced some upgrades to Priva, in order to make compliance and personal data management easier.
Oracle races to patch a another zero-day following rise in attacks By Sead Fadilpašić published 15 October 25 Second patch for E-Business Suite has been released to address a string of recent attacks.
Massive SIM farm network powering 49 million fake accounts taken apart by Europol By Sead Fadilpašić published 20 October 25 Seven people were arrested and four luxury cars confiscated in Europol operation.
Watch out - this SAP NetWeaver bug has a maximum severity score, and it could target your servers next By Sead Fadilpašić published 15 October 25 SAP released additional hardening after patching the bug last month.
Secret information and classified UK government servers potentially accessed by Chinese hackers for over a decade By Sead Fadilpašić published 16 October 25 Chief Adviser to the former Prime Minister Boris Johnson made some wild accusations recently, prompting swift replies.