Microsoft says it's helping your browsing experience by using long-term AI memory across desktop and mobile versions of Edge.
Microsoft is reportedly looking to acquire startups to help it launch a new artificial intelligence model, Reuters reported Wednesday (May 13). The report characterized the move as preparation by the tech giant for a future separate from OpenAI.
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A new Microsoft artificial intelligence (AI) system has reportedly outperformed Anthropic in a cybersecurity test. The system, dubbed “MDASH,” was introduced this week along with the revelation of 16 new vulnerabilities it uncovered in various versions of Windows, tech news website GeekWire reported Wednesday (May 13).
The Nasdaq 100 and S&P 500 are blasting off with AI taking charge and more Magnificent Seven making fresh all-time highs.
The competition regulator has launched an investigation into Microsoft over software used by hundreds of thousands of UK businesses and public sector organisations.
LinkedIn on Wednesday joined what's become a near-daily drumbeat of layoff announcements among tech companies.
Microsoft maintains robust growth, with Q3 revenues up 18% YoY and strong performance in Azure and SaaS segments. Productivity and Business Processes showed 17% growth, dispelling fears of AI-driven SaaS disruption and underscoring persistent enterprise demand. Despite rising CapEx and some headwinds, Microsoft's forward P/E near multiyear lows presents an attractive risk/reward profile.
Discovery in Musk v. Altman showed that Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella was worried about OpenAI supplanting his company in the tech hierarchy as far back as April 2022.
LinkedIn is laying off employees and "scaling back" some investments. As part of the layoffs, the company is making changes to its product operations, according to a memo.
The two largest names in enterprise software have been bruised, and the smart money is using the discount to add exposure.
LinkedIn plans to inform employees of layoffs on Wednesday as the Microsoft-owned professional networking platform joins a growing list of technology companies trimming staff amid another wave of industry-wide job cuts in 2026, according to Reuters. The company is expected to reduce about 5% of its workforce as part of an organizational restructuring aimed at aligning personnel with faster-growing areas of the business, one person familiar with the matter told Reuters.