From the What Are They Smokin' Dep't., Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer was quoted as saying "More damage has been done in other periods of time (than today).
From the What Are They Smokin' Dep't., Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer was quoted as saying "More damage has been done in other periods of time (than today). The last 12 months was a better 12 months by a margin."
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Google Apps 'founder' Rajen Sheth: We dialog with users through new code
Dear Microsoft, your latest Windows feature may be quite annoying
Microsoft is adding a new element to Word for Windows -- predictive text. But just look at how the company describes it.
Microsoft: We've open-sourced this tool we used to hunt for code by SolarWinds hackers
Microsoft tapped GitHub's CodeQL to discover whether its source code had been modified in the SolarWinds supply chain attack.
Microsoft, Accenture tag team to reduce the UK’s carbon footprint
The companies aim to drive change in the utility and energy sector.
Microsoft to launch first data centre region in Indonesia
As part of the company's Berdayakan Ekonomi Digital Indonesia initiative, which also aims to skill 24 million locals by the end of the year.
Microsoft unveils three more 'industry clouds' for financial, manufacturing and nonprofit
Microsoft is continuing the vertical cloud push it started with healthcare and retail and is rolling out new cloud packages for three more industries.
Microsoft to increase integration between Teams, Outlook, and Dynamics 365
Microsoft is expected to step up its integration of Microsoft 365 productivity services and Dynamics 365 CRM/ERP ones with some new integrations between the two product families. ...
Adobe, Arm, Intel, and Microsoft form content authenticity coalition
Elsewhere, Microsoft calls for an EU version of Australia's News Media Bargaining Code.
Microsoft Teams: Outlook reminders gain a 'join meeting' button
Joining Teams meetings from Outlook just got a little bit easier thanks to user complaints.
Facebook, Google, Microsoft, TikTok, and Twitter adopt Aussie misinformation code
Code will not apply to government content, political advertising, satirical work, or other journalistic pieces that are governed by an existing Australian law. ...
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