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Microsoft Agent 365 gives you one place to manage the next billion AI agents
By Sean Endicott published
AI Microsoft revealed Agent 365 during Ignite, launching a central hub that was designed for creating, deploying, and securing AI agents across Microsoft 365.

Windows 11 gains point-in-time recovery feature
By Zac Bowden published
Windows 11 Microsoft has unveiled new recovery methods for Windows 11 PCs in the event where a PC is no longer able to boot, or data has become corrupted.

Drivers on Windows 11 may be about to get a lot more stable
By Zac Bowden published
Windows 11 Windows 11 is raising the security and resiliency bar when it comes to driver signing, and is trying to move peripheral drivers out of the kernel.

Windows 11 gains powerful new AI features to enhance productivity
By Zac Bowden published
Windows 11 Microsoft is adding the ability to generate text in ant text box, dictate and transcribe speech using natural language, and summarize emails using AI to Windows 11.

Microsoft announces hardware accelerated BitLocker encryption for new Windows 11 PCs in 2026
By Zac Bowden published
Windows 11 Windows 11 is gaining anew, hardware accelerated BitLocker encryption capability on new devices starting next year.

AI minus the slop — Microsoft 365 Copilot now features OpenAI’s Sora 2
By Sean Endicott published
AI Microsoft just integrated Sora 2 into Microsoft 365 Copilot, giving users access to advanced AI video generation with improved realism and control.

Microsoft confirms Satya Nadella is skipping this year's Ignite conference
By Zac Bowden published
Microsoft Microsoft has confirmed that Satya Nadella will be skipping Ignite 2025, with newly appointed CEO of commercial Judson Althoff leading the main keynote instead.

New Windows 11 feature will help prevent BSOD disasters
By Sean Endicott published
BSOD fix Microsoft announced several new features at Ignite 2024, including Quick Machine Recovery. That feature allows IT admins to fix bricked PCs remotely.

Your Copilot+ PC will soon get a big boost from Microsoft
By Sean Endicott published
Truly productive Copilot+ PCs will soon be able to run AI models locally through Microsoft 365 Copilot. The addition will allows everal features to run right on your PC instead of having to use the web.
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