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Car tech fast lane? Why automobile makers are rushing to Israel
Microsoft's Israel accelerator hits second round of start-ups as India and China take note
A fresh round of start-ups has been taken on by theTel Aviv-based Accelerator for Windows Azure, which is now serving as a model for Microsoft's accelerators in emerging markets.
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Microsoft: We're cracking down on Excel macro malware
A new antivirus and Office 365 integration from Microsoft allows for scanning malicious macro scripts written in XLM at runtime.
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Here's how you can still get a free Windows 10 upgrade
Microsoft's much-hyped free upgrade offer for Windows 10 ended years ago, right? Not exactly. We've made it to 2021 and my readers report that you can still use Microsoft's free upgrade ...
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VMware offers SD-WAN integration with Microsoft Azure Virtual WAN Hub
The integration is the latest piece of VMware's strong partnership with Microsoft, and it comes at a time when dispersed workforces are making WAN access more valuable ...
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Microsoft account hijack vulnerability earns bug bounty hunter $50,000
The researcher says he could have abused the bug to hijack Microsoft accounts.
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Microsoft: These Exchange Server zero-day flaws are being used by hackers, so update now
Hafnium state-sponsored threat actor was exploiting four previously unknown flaws in Exchange servers.
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Microsoft shares more on what's coming in Windows Server 2022
Microsoft is providing a list of features coming in its next Windows Server LTSC release, due out later this calendar year.
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Microsoft shows off its Mesh mixed-reality collaboration platform
Microsoft's updated set of Azure mixed-reality services will work with virtual reality, and later, holoportation, scenarios across devices.
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Microsoft unveils Azure Percept kit for bringing Azure AI services to edge devices
Microsoft's goal with Azure Percept: To build up aa IoT device ecosystem around Azure services the same way Windows helped create the PC market.
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Microsoft to add new shared channels, encryption for calls, webinar features to Teams
Microsoft has a bunch of new Teams features coming and is introducing a new category of Teams Intelligent Speaker devices at Ignite this week.
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