Elon Musk partners with Microsoft to host Grok AI on Azure, despite an ongoing lawsuit.
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Microsoft Detects Ongoing Exploits Targeting Government, Business Servers
Microsoft warns of active cyberattacks on SharePoint servers, urging urgent security updates to protect government and business systems.
Microsoft: No China-Based Engineers Will Work on Products, Services Used by US Defense
Microsoft will no longer assign China-based engineers to work on products and services used by the US Department of Defense.
'Candy Crush's' King Lays Off Employees in Favor of AI Tools They Developed, Says Reports
King, best known for Candy Crush, has laid off its employees and replaced them with AI tools that they helped develop.
Microsoft Lays Off 9,000 Employees, Reducing Layers of Management for Agility
Microsoft lays off 9,000 employees to streamline management and boost efficiency across teams.
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Microsoft cuts 6,000 jobs, focusing on reducing management layers to streamline operations.
Microsoft surpasses Apple as the world's most valuable company after tariffs trigger a sharp drop in Apple's stock.
Microsoft fired two engineers after they protested the company's AI contracts with the Israeli military during its 50th-anniversary event.
Microsoft has announced that the end is near for Skype after over two decades as it wants Teams to be its forefront video conferencing platform.
Bill Gates reflects on his journey to success, revealing that he didn't feel truly successful until 1998 despite becoming a billionaire years earlier.
Microsoft faces a £1B ($1.27B) lawsuit from UK firms over allegedly overcharging for Windows Server software used on rival cloud platforms, aiming to restrict competition and push customers to Azure.
Today, these 7 giant businesses that started in garages and basements, like Apple and Google, are now earning billions in revenues each year.
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella's $79.1 million pay for 2023 reflects the company's strong performance, despite his requested pay cut due to cybersecurity issues that affected government accounts.
Delta Air Lines CEO Ed Bastian announced that a recent IT outage caused by a faulty CrowdStrike software update resulted in a $500 million loss for the airline and over 4,000 canceled flights.
