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Meta has become one of Microsoft's biggest AI customers, investing hundreds of millions of dollars in Microsoft's AI services, according to Bloomberg.
ZDNet's expert team tested the leading large-screen tablets from Apple, Samsung, and Microsoft to help consumers choose the right device for their needs.
Microsoft Copilot contains a critical security flaw that allows hackers to steal passwords when users click on malicious links. The vulnerability stems from a hidden input parameter that was not properly secured.
Microsoft introduces customizable right-click context menus for Windows, allowing users to remove unwanted items and reduce clutter. The feature is rolling out to Windows Insiders and will soon be available to general users.
Microsoft is merging its consumer and commercial Copilot AI assistants into a single 'super app' interface, aiming to provide a unified experience across personal and professional use cases.
Microsoft is merging Copilot and Copilot 365 into one unified app to reduce user confusion and streamline AI productivity tools. The company will retire three features from Copilot 365 as part of this consolidation.
Microsoft is simplifying its Copilot platform by merging consumer and business apps while discontinuing several underperforming AI features like AI podcasts and Group Chats.
Microsoft has released critical patches for a Windows zero-day vulnerability that could allow attackers to gain system privileges, alongside fixes for 421 other bugs. Security experts urge immediate update installation.
Microsoft's new MAI Code 1.1 Flash underperforms Deepseek V4 Flash in both price and performance, raising questions about the company's strategic priorities.
Microsoft's Windows 11 quality progress report highlights major improvements in reliability and performance, but industry analysts see deeper strategic implications behind the updates.
Microsoft's AI revenue is heavily dependent on OpenAI, with $24.1 billion in revenue generated through the latter, accounting for 70% of its total AI business. This dependency is prompting strategic shifts toward open-weight models and broader AI accessibility.
This article explains how AI systems can share learned skills, using Microsoft's SkillOpt research as an example. It shows how knowledge from one AI can help another, even if they were trained on different platforms.
