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Microsoft hopes to partner with OpenAI for decades to come
AI Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella recently cleared the air, admitting OpenAI's partnership is changing, but continues to grow stronger.
Microsoft-backed AI startup Builder.ai collapses after financial misdirect
AI AI startup Builder.ai, once valued at $1.5 billion and publicly backed by Microsoft, has just collapsed after major financial struggles and misdirection.
LinkedIn's CEO now oversees Office and Microsoft 365 Copilot
Microsoft LinkedIn CEO Ryan Roslansky now oversees Microsoft Office and 365 Copilot as well.
KDE is ready for Windows 10 exiles, but we need to talk more about one issue
Windows KDE is one of the big hitters in the Linux world, and it's ready to accept what it calls "Windows 10 exiles" while pulling no punches over Microsoft's Windows 11 upgrade policy.
Now, ASUS thinks you should just ditch Windows 10 and buy a Copilot+ PC
Windows Laptop makers will always want to sell new laptops, but the impending end of life of Windows 10 is leading to the most tone-deaf of marketing.
Sam Altman's dramatic removal from OpenAI is becoming a movie
AI A movie might be in the works, capturing the events that ensued during Sam Altman's removal from OpenAI as the company's CEO.
Here's the story behind Microsoft Steve Ballmer's "Developers!" chant
MICROSOFT After decades of mystery, former Microsoft CEO reveals the story behind his viral "Developers!" chant at company events.
Steve Ballmer had an emotional detachment issue with Microsoft
Microsoft Ballmer revealed that he had a difficult time emotionally detaching from the company he'd helped build from the ground up, almost selling his stock.
Microsoft confirms another 305 layoffs, this time closer to its Washington headquarters
Microsoft Microsoft confirmed 305 layoffs in Washington state this week, continuing a trend of tech job cuts despite strong financial performance.
Windows 11 will finally stop nagging you to set Edge as your default browser — but only in some markets
As part of its continued efforts to make Windows compliant with the Digital Markets Act, Microsoft has announced further changes to the Windows OS that will reduce its insistence on using first party apps and services.
