With the launch of advanced AI coaching tools and a bold declaration from its CEO, the Microsoft-owned platform is pivoting from a passive network to an active career agent.
After decades of known vulnerabilities, Microsoft confirms it will disable RC4 by default in Active Directory by mid-2026, forcing a global migration to AES encryption.
Ending a 14-year legacy of SCSI emulation, Microsoft's new native NVMe stack promises massive efficiency gains for data centers, reducing CPU overhead and boosting IOPS.
In a major policy shift announced in September 2025, the tech giant will require employees living within 50 miles of its hubs to report to the office three days a week.
By removing a 14-year-old compatibility layer, Microsoft's new native NVMe architecture delivers massive gains in IOPS and CPU efficiency for enterprise data centers.
In a move to secure Canada's digital borders, Microsoft announces a massive infrastructure expansion, promising $7.5 billion CAD in immediate investment to scale local AI capacity.
In a first-of-its-kind lawsuit, a Connecticut family alleges a lack of safety testing in AI models contributed to a tragic murder-suicide, targeting both the AI creator and its biggest backer.
A landmark lawsuit filed in California accuses tech giants of negligence, claiming their AI chatbot validated the paranoid delusions of a man who killed his mother.