Microsoft (opens in new tab) (opens in new tab) (opens in new tab) Microsoft Grid List Latest about Microsoft Russian-based ransomware group Conti has its source code leaked By Sean Endicott published 21 March 22 A Ukrainian security researcher has leaked the source code of the Russian-based ransomware group Conti. The move was seemingly made in revenge for Conti backing Russia in the ongoing war in Ukraine. Check out this ancient Windows 1.0 Easter egg featuring Gabe Newell By Robert Carnevale published 18 March 22 Hop in your time machine and rewind the clock to the days of Windows 1.0. Microsoft targeted by EU antitrust complaint alleging its cloud business 'undermines fair competition' By Robert Carnevale published 17 March 22 This isn't the first time Microsoft's been hit with antitrust complaints. This time, however, the fight's taking place in the cloud(s). Microsoft's new datacenters in Finland will help provide heat to nearby cities By Sean Endicott published 17 March 22 Upcoming Microsoft datacenters will provide heat to Espoo and Kauniainen, Finland, and operate with 100% emission-free energy. Microsoft Azure now supported by BloodHound Enterprise By Sean Endicott last updated 17 March 22 BloodHound Enterprise can now secure hybrid and cloud systems using Microsoft Azure. The British government reportedly asked when Microsoft would 'get rid' of algorithms By Jez Corden published 17 March 22 Nadine Dorries, who is the UK's secretary for technology, asked Microsoft to "get rid" of algorithms, according to sources at Politico. Microsoft's 2022 Work Trend Index reveals hybrid work stats, generational metaverse expectations By Robert Carnevale published 16 March 22 More people are considering quitting their jobs as well as actually quitting them. Russia threatens to nationalize Microsoft and other western companies By Sean Endicott last updated 15 March 22 Russia may attempt to take drastic measures in response to western companies stopping operations in the country. Microsoft Azure takes major step toward scalable quantum computing By Sean Endicott published 14 March 22 Microsoft's Azure Quantum program took a major step toward developing a scalable quantum computer. The team created devices that demonstrate the physics behind a theory that is decades old. Microsoft's Clipchamp video editing tools are underbaked, and offensively overpriced By Jez Corden published 11 March 22 It's 2022, but Microsoft considers basic 1080p video exporting to be a "business-grade" feature. Clipchamp held promise, but right now it's a total joke. 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 READ1Best gaming laptops for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 in 20222Destiny 2 Solar 3.0: Best builds for Hunter, Warlock, and Titan3Total War: Warhammer 3 Immortal Empires — Beta, details, and everything you need to know4How to install GOG games on Steam Deck5Many video game companies come out to support US workers after Roe v. Wade decision
Russian-based ransomware group Conti has its source code leaked By Sean Endicott published 21 March 22 A Ukrainian security researcher has leaked the source code of the Russian-based ransomware group Conti. The move was seemingly made in revenge for Conti backing Russia in the ongoing war in Ukraine.
Check out this ancient Windows 1.0 Easter egg featuring Gabe Newell By Robert Carnevale published 18 March 22 Hop in your time machine and rewind the clock to the days of Windows 1.0.
Microsoft targeted by EU antitrust complaint alleging its cloud business 'undermines fair competition' By Robert Carnevale published 17 March 22 This isn't the first time Microsoft's been hit with antitrust complaints. This time, however, the fight's taking place in the cloud(s).
Microsoft's new datacenters in Finland will help provide heat to nearby cities By Sean Endicott published 17 March 22 Upcoming Microsoft datacenters will provide heat to Espoo and Kauniainen, Finland, and operate with 100% emission-free energy.
Microsoft Azure now supported by BloodHound Enterprise By Sean Endicott last updated 17 March 22 BloodHound Enterprise can now secure hybrid and cloud systems using Microsoft Azure.
The British government reportedly asked when Microsoft would 'get rid' of algorithms By Jez Corden published 17 March 22 Nadine Dorries, who is the UK's secretary for technology, asked Microsoft to "get rid" of algorithms, according to sources at Politico.
Microsoft's 2022 Work Trend Index reveals hybrid work stats, generational metaverse expectations By Robert Carnevale published 16 March 22 More people are considering quitting their jobs as well as actually quitting them.
Russia threatens to nationalize Microsoft and other western companies By Sean Endicott last updated 15 March 22 Russia may attempt to take drastic measures in response to western companies stopping operations in the country.
Microsoft Azure takes major step toward scalable quantum computing By Sean Endicott published 14 March 22 Microsoft's Azure Quantum program took a major step toward developing a scalable quantum computer. The team created devices that demonstrate the physics behind a theory that is decades old.
Microsoft's Clipchamp video editing tools are underbaked, and offensively overpriced By Jez Corden published 11 March 22 It's 2022, but Microsoft considers basic 1080p video exporting to be a "business-grade" feature. Clipchamp held promise, but right now it's a total joke.
