A new round of workforce cuts at Microsoft comes as the company makes a costly push into AI.
A new round of workforce cuts at Microsoft comes as the company makes a costly push into AI.
The layoffs are expected to be announced early next month, following the end of the tech giant's fiscal year, Bloomberg reported.
At times like this, it's normal for investors to consider taking some profits. Some technical signals point to the potential that the rally is getting tired.
CNBC's Deirdre Bosa reports on the growing rift between Microsoft and OpenAI.
Microsoft's AI assistant depends on Open AI, so a breakup could affect Microsoft users who depend on the AI integration.
Is this the end of the love affair? It appears so with OpenAI and Microsoft Corp's (NASDAQ:MSFT) relationship having reportedly descended into bickering and threats.
OpenAI and Microsoft may be reaching an inflection point in their relationship, according to a report from the Wall Street Journal.
The startup, growing frustrated with its partner, has discussed making antitrust complaints to regulators.
American tech giant Microsoft said Monday it was offering new cloud-computing products for European governments and organizations keen to control their data and ensure compliance with strict EU rules.
Microsoft (MSFT) said Monday that it is introducing a "Data Guardian” provision to its European operations, which will ensure that only company employees in the region can control access to its systems.
At a time of growing concern over the power of the world's mighty tech companies, one German state is turning its back on US giant Microsoft.