Microsoft replaces OpenAI and Anthropic in Excel, Outlook, and 365 Copilot with in-house MAI models, cutting costs up to 70x and ending years of AI dependency.
Microsoft confirms a Windows 11 bug in CapabilityAccessManager.db-wal that can consume 500GB+ of storage. Fix ships in optional update KB5095093.
Microsoft is throwing $2.5 billion and 6,000 engineers at a single problem: helping its biggest customers actually use artificial intelligence. The new unit, internally branded Frontier Company, marks the most aggressive enterprise AI deployment push from a hyperscaler to date and signals that the next phase of the AI race is not about who has
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Microsoft unveiled a $2.5 billion initiative on Thursday that will place 6,000 of its own engineers, architects, and project managers inside customer companies to help them ship generative AI products. The new unit, branded the Frontier Company, marks the software giant’s most ambitious enterprise services bet since the launch of its OpenAI partnership and signals
Apple and Microsoft have begun raising prices across their consumer hardware lines by hundreds of dollars, with the increases directly attributed to a sustained surge in advanced chip costs that has caught even the largest buyers in the technology industry. The moves, disclosed in pricing updates at major retailers over the past week, mark the
In what marks one of the most significant shifts in the artificial intelligence landscape, Microsoft and OpenAI have announced the end of their strategic partnership. The decision, announced on February 17, 2026, represents a fundamental restructuring of how the two tech giants will operate in the increasingly competitive AI market. For years, Microsoft has been
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Microsoft and Ericsson lead a new global tech alliance, the Digital Trust Consortium, bringing together major companies to develop common cybersecurity and privacy standards amid growing consumer trust concerns.
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