Microsoft (opens in new tab) (opens in new tab) (opens in new tab) Microsoft Grid List Latest about Microsoft Microsoft takes over domains controlled by Russia-based cybercriminal group Strontium By Sean Endicott published 8 April 22 Microsoft has now seized over 100 domains that were once controlled by the cybercriminal group Strontium. Microsoft adds new products to bug bounty eligibility list By Robert Carnevale published 7 April 22 Are you a digital bug hunter? Do you want to get paid for the discoveries you make? Because Microsoft is now monetarily rewarding a wider range of flaw detections across its products. Microsoft is ending support for certain .NET Framework versions soon By Robert Carnevale published 6 April 22 If you're still working with .NET Framework 4.5.2, 4.6, or 4.6.1, your days are numbered. On April 26, 2022, Microsoft's moving on. New Microsoft Azure off-planet space solutions are here By Robert Carnevale published 6 April 22 A not-so-long time ago, in a galaxy we all live in: Microsoft is going hard in the paint with its space solutions, ensuring that Azure will get closer to the stars faster than any of us. Windows 3.1 is officially 30 years old By Sean Endicott published 6 April 22 Windows 3.1 is now 30 years old. The operating system launched back on April 6, 1992, and introduced several features that have since become ubiquitous. Boeing will use Microsoft Cloud to update its infrastructure and mission-critical apps By Sean Endicott published 6 April 22 Microsoft and Boeing just announced an expansion to their partnership that will have Boeing use Microsoft Cloud to update infrastructure and mission-critical applications. Azure virtual machines to get Arm support, promising better value than x86 VMs By Sean Endicott published 5 April 22 Microsoft Azure virtual machines now have preview support for Arm-based processors. The new VMs should deliver better efficiency and price-performance than x86-based virtual machines. Microsoft research suggests that the workday may never end for some employees By Sean Endicott published 5 April 22 People are working later than ever, which has resulted in a third peak of daily productivity. Microsoft President of Digital Transformation Platform Group leaves company after 10 years By Sean Endicott published 4 April 22 First brought on as a strategic advisor to Satya Nadella, James Phillips will leave Microsoft after a decade. Windows fans add taskbar to Place, a collaborative digital canvas hosted by Reddit By Sean Endicott published 4 April 22 Reddit recently relaunched a joint digital canvas known as Place. Windows enthusiasts have added a Start menu to the artwork that can only be changed one pixel at a time. 123456789Archives Windows Central Newsletter Get the best of Windows Central in in your inbox, every day! Contact me with news and offers from other Future brands Receive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors Thank you for signing up to Windows Central. You will receive a verification email shortly. There was a problem. Please refresh the page and try again. MOST READ1M2 MacBook Pro SSD pales in comparison to M1 predecessor and Windows laptops2Play a new game or binge a new show with 10% off a $100 Xbox gift card3The Xbox 'Pride' Wireless Controller is my new favorite gaming accessory4Microsoft Edge collections to gain new saving shortcuts, an inspiration feed, and more this month5Xbox Games with Gold for July includes Torchlight, Relicta, and more
Microsoft takes over domains controlled by Russia-based cybercriminal group Strontium By Sean Endicott published 8 April 22 Microsoft has now seized over 100 domains that were once controlled by the cybercriminal group Strontium.
Microsoft adds new products to bug bounty eligibility list By Robert Carnevale published 7 April 22 Are you a digital bug hunter? Do you want to get paid for the discoveries you make? Because Microsoft is now monetarily rewarding a wider range of flaw detections across its products.
Microsoft is ending support for certain .NET Framework versions soon By Robert Carnevale published 6 April 22 If you're still working with .NET Framework 4.5.2, 4.6, or 4.6.1, your days are numbered. On April 26, 2022, Microsoft's moving on.
New Microsoft Azure off-planet space solutions are here By Robert Carnevale published 6 April 22 A not-so-long time ago, in a galaxy we all live in: Microsoft is going hard in the paint with its space solutions, ensuring that Azure will get closer to the stars faster than any of us.
Windows 3.1 is officially 30 years old By Sean Endicott published 6 April 22 Windows 3.1 is now 30 years old. The operating system launched back on April 6, 1992, and introduced several features that have since become ubiquitous.
Boeing will use Microsoft Cloud to update its infrastructure and mission-critical apps By Sean Endicott published 6 April 22 Microsoft and Boeing just announced an expansion to their partnership that will have Boeing use Microsoft Cloud to update infrastructure and mission-critical applications.
Azure virtual machines to get Arm support, promising better value than x86 VMs By Sean Endicott published 5 April 22 Microsoft Azure virtual machines now have preview support for Arm-based processors. The new VMs should deliver better efficiency and price-performance than x86-based virtual machines.
Microsoft research suggests that the workday may never end for some employees By Sean Endicott published 5 April 22 People are working later than ever, which has resulted in a third peak of daily productivity.
Microsoft President of Digital Transformation Platform Group leaves company after 10 years By Sean Endicott published 4 April 22 First brought on as a strategic advisor to Satya Nadella, James Phillips will leave Microsoft after a decade.
Windows fans add taskbar to Place, a collaborative digital canvas hosted by Reddit By Sean Endicott published 4 April 22 Reddit recently relaunched a joint digital canvas known as Place. Windows enthusiasts have added a Start menu to the artwork that can only be changed one pixel at a time.
