Starting Wednesday, November 15 at 12:00pm PST, and lasting through Thursday, November 16, 2023, IT admins, cloud partners, and "problem solving experts," should get a pretty clear glimpse at where Microsoft plans to take its investments in AI and merge them with its ever-expanding cloud solutions.
Microsoft's inbox Windows Photos app just gained the ability to do some nifty image background editing that includes removing or replacing entire sections of an image, the only catch is, you have to be an Insider to test it now.
For Microsoft, a company that has, to its credit, often emphasized responsible AI development and ethical guidelines, this perceived shift in Grok should be a major red flag.
Microsoft’s announcement of Windows 11 version 25H2 might seem modest on the surface — another enablement package, a few tweaks here and there — but it quietly signals a tectonic shift in how modern operating systems evolve. Rather than ushering in a flashy “Windows 12,” Microsoft is opting for more incremental stability while devoting its real innovation efforts toward embedding Copilot AI into the heart of Windows.
A significant legal development is unfolding in the tech and publishing worlds, as a group of authors has reportedly filed a lawsuit against Microsoft. The core of the claim centers on the accusation that Microsoft allegedly used copyrighted books without permission to train its Megatron AI model.
A new Bloomberg report shines a revealing light on a brewing battle for the enterprise AI market – one where Microsoft's substantial investment in OpenAI is creating a surprisingly uncomfortable predicament for its own Copilot business. It turns out that the very technology Microsoft helped nurture, OpenAI's ChatGPT, is now proving to be a formidable competitor for its in-house AI assistant.
A new Bloomberg report reveals that Microsoft is planning another round of significant job cuts within its Xbox division as early as next week. This comes as part of a larger, ongoing series of layoffs that the company is reportedly undertaking across various departments over the coming weeks.
Switching between them to find and launch your favorite titles can be a minor annoyance, but an annoyance nonetheless. Well, good news, PC gamers! Microsoft is taking a significant step to alleviate this pain point, with Xbox Insiders now testing the integration of games installed from other digital storefronts directly into the Xbox App for PC.
Unlike some of the more aggressively styled "creator" or "gaming" monitors on the market, the Dell S3225QC opts for a clean, minimalist aesthetic that blends seamlessly into any professional environment.
After a couple of weeks, the Lenovo Yoga Slim 7i Aura Edition 2025 has cemented its place as a top-tier ultrabook. In its aesthetic and feel, the Yoga Slim 7i Aura Edition carves out a space that feels familiar to users of Apple's MacBook or Microsoft's Surface Laptop.
A recent incident involving Microsoft and the International Criminal Court (ICC) starkly illustrates this growing challenge, raising critical questions about digital sovereignty, corporate responsibility, and the future of the global internet.
Microsoft To Do has become my personal assistant, keeping all the plates spinning. It's simple, intuitive, and, most importantly, incredibly effective.
For over three decades, the Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) has been the digital equivalent of a heart attack — sudden, jarring, and unmistakably blue. But with the upcoming Windows 11 version 24H2, Microsoft is officially retiring this iconic error screen in favor of something more subdued: a Black Screen of Death that mirrors the look and feel of the Windows Update interface.
Microsoft’s announcement of Windows 11 version 25H2 might seem modest on the surface — another enablement package, a few tweaks here and there — but it quietly signals a tectonic shift in how modern operating systems evolve. Rather than ushering in a flashy “Windows 12,” Microsoft is opting for more incremental stability while devoting its real innovation efforts toward embedding Copilot AI into the heart of Windows.
Microsoft has released a new e-Book detailing its ambitious year-long Windows-Resiliency Initiative, a project aimed at fortifying the Windows operating system against the kind of widespread disruptions that have plagued the tech giant in recent years.
The AI Showdown: The war between Microsoft and OpenAI is heating up! A Bloomberg report reveals a "showdown" in the AI market between Microsoft's Copilot and OpenAI's ChatGPT. We're breaking down what this means for the future of AI.
Are we witnessing a TECH WAR between OpenAI and Microsoft?! We break down the mounting tension as OpenAI considers a major shift to a for-profit model, potentially clashing with its biggest backer. Plus, hear all about Microsoft's continued partnership with AMD – what does this mean for future hardware and software innovation?
This week, we're unpacking a massive WWDC from Apple and the next generation of handheld gaming! ASUS has officially revealed the ROG Ally X, and we've got the specs. Can it compete with the best? Plus, Apple finally enters the AI race with "Apple Intelligence" – we break down everything you need to know from the big event.
For Microsoft, a company that has, to its credit, often emphasized responsible AI development and ethical guidelines, this perceived shift in Grok should be a major red flag.