Microsoft Q4 FY19: Why is Azure 'slowing' and Windows growing?
There's more going on with Microsoft's Azure and Windows businesses than a cursory look at the company's latest earnings might indicate.
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Microsoft's latest holoportation demo shows off its mixed reality, AI, translation technologies
Microsoft continues to plug away at making holoportation possible and is showing off how it might work using currently available Microsoft services and technologies.
AT&T commits to moving its employees to Microsoft 365
A day after IBM and AT&T unveil a strategic cloud partnership, Microsoft and AT&T announce a new one of their own.
Here's Microsoft's updated roadmap for Chromium-based Edge features for the enterprise
Microsoft is enabling enterprise features by default in the Dev Channel builds of Chromium-based Edge. Here's what's available to IT pro testers now and what's coming later.
Microsoft is starting to auto-update Windows 10 Home, Pro users on 1803 or older to 1903
Microsoft is starting to automatically update Windows 10 Home and Pro users on versions 1803 to 1903 using Windows Update, as officials said would happen.
Microsoft-Accenture joint venture Avanade to launch an Adobe practice
Microsoft and Adobe's ties keep getting tighter.
Microsoft unveils second preview build of Windows 10 19H2; tests new features being off by default
Microsoft is rolling out a second test build of its Windows 10 19H2 feature update (build 18362.10005) to the Slow Ring, but the new features in it are turned off by default at the moment.
Microsoft: Azure is at 99.995% uptime but we can do more
Microsoft is working on multiple fronts to try to improve Azure reliability. Here are some of the initiatives underway.
Another roadblock eliminated in the $10 billion JEDI bake-off between Microsoft and Amazon
A federal judge has dismissed Oracle's challenge on the Pentagon cloud mega-contract. The winner should be announced in August.
Microsoft capitulates and agrees to undo planned partner product-licensing changes
Microsoft is not going to eliminate internal use rights for partners who've been using software obtained as part of Microsoft's partner-program benefits to run their businesses, following partner complaints.
Microsoft gives IT pros the signal to start testing Chromium-based Edge
Microsoft has yet to release the promised 'beta' channel for its Chromium-based Edge browser, but it's now telling IT pros the Dev channel is ready for them to start testing it.
Microsoft says Teams now has 13 million daily active users
Microsoft continues to add more incremental features to Teams, two years after it first launched its competitor to Slack.
Microsoft defends planned partner program changes, but many aren't buying it
Microsoft's talk about priorities and a changing partner market as reasons for dropping internal use rights for its products isn't sitting well with many of its resellers.
Microsoft adds new 'passwordless' sign-in option with latest Windows 10 20H1 test build
Microsoft is continuing to beat the passwordless drum by making it a sign-in option in its latest Windows 10 test build 18936 for those Insiders in the Fast Ring.
Microsoft is closing its Remix3D.com site early next year
Microsoft's retreat from the consumer-centric side of Windows mixed reality continues.
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