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Microsoft drops Seattle for Build 2026, allegedly citing crime, drugs, and homelessness in memo
By Sean Endicott published
Microsoft Microsoft Build won’t return to Seattle in 2026. An alleged internal email cites drugs, homelessness, and safety concerns as reasons for the change.

Microsoft just confirmed the dates for Build 2025 — expect a heavy dose of AI
By Sean Endicott published
AI Microsoft will hold its developer-focused Build conference from May 19 to May 2022 in Seattle, Washington.

WSL and Windows 11 are getting better integrated, including a sweet new way to manage your distros
By Richard Devine published
Microsoft <3s Linux Amid all the talk of AI at Microsoft Build, the existing developer favorite, WSL, is getting some neat new features to make it better integrate with Windows.

Microsoft Teams catches up with Slack, infuses AI, and FINALLY adds custom emoji support
By Sean Endicott published
Microsoft announced a lengthy list of new and upcoming features for Teams. Among the highlights is the ability to get AI-generated recaps from transcribed meetings.

Top 5 announcements from Microsoft Build 2023 that you need to know
By Jerko Čilaš published
AI AI AI AI In a whirlwind of AI and developer goodness, Microsoft Build 2023 came and went. Here are the biggest announcements from the event that will impact your experience on Windows 11 and beyond.

Microsoft Build 2023 dates leak, confirming the event will be in-person and online
By Sean Endicott published
New Leaks! Microsoft Build is a developer conference that focuses on Azure, Microsoft 365, and Windows. A recent leak states when the event will take place in 2023.

It looks like the date for Microsoft Build 2023 has just leaked
By Zac Bowden published
Build 2023 A peek at the Microsoft Build website page source has revealed the potential date.

Microsoft Build 2022 registration now open
By Sean Endicott published
Registrations for Microsoft Build 2022 are now open. Anyone can virtually attend the conference for free, but they’ll have to register through Microsoft’s website.
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