Microsoft Corp. CEO Satya Nadella has issued a stark AI warning to a federal court and the tech industry, cautioning that Google is poised to expand its search market dominance into the realm of new artificial intelligence-powered tools.
Microsoft, which owns Skype via a 2011 acquisition amounting to a whopping $8.5 billion, had set its sights on rival Slack and was willing to shell out almost the same sum of money at $8 billion just to acquire the company.
Much good will undoubtedly sprout from the $1 billion in networked computing services that Microsoft has pledged to give to charity, but the company will also clearly benefit in the ongoing war of the clouds.
A new tip sugests Microsoft's next big Windows 10 update will arrive in early November. Microsoft's next big Windows 10 update is at the twilight stages of development and will arrive on compatible desktop computers next month.
Microsoft is going all out with the new Windows 10 handsets. After the successful launches of the first three smartphones featuring the new OS, the company is now gearing up for a fourth: the Microsoft Lumia 650.
Microsoft is getting aggressive with the Surface Pro 4, even ahead of its release date. Teaming up with Dell allows the company to penetrate more offices with their new products, Surface Pro 4 and Windows 10
Mozilla finds it unfair Microsoft is making their own Edge browser the default Internet browser for Windows 10. Mozilla's CEO wants the public to know about it by sending a letter to Microsoft.
How would you like to be able to stream your Xbox One games to a PC or tablet? How about an AI-assisted web browser? What about augmented reality holographic smartglasses? These were among some of the announcements Microsoft made on Wednesday's big Windows 10 reveal.
Microsoft continues to open up to Apple and Google mobile platforms, with the most recent move in this direction being its acquisition of Outlook for iPhone app -- and Latino-founded startup -- Acompli.
Microsoft's recent release of free, functioning versions of its Office apps for iOS is justifiably huge news -- especially because these smartphone apps aren't really a big deal.
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella is opening up about women and diversity in the workplace after comments he made at the Grace Hopper Celebration of Women in Computing on Oct. 9 raised eyebrows.
Microsoft is going in a new direction, leaving the "Windows first" motto behind and replacing it with "cloud/mobile first." The most important upshot of this change in priorities is that as of Thursday, March 27, Microsoft Office is finally here (for real) for the Apple iPad.
