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Microsoft unveils AI-driven devices and intelligent agents
Microsoft is developing a wearable access badge with a small camera, designed to provide quick, AI-driven work assistance directly from your belt loop or lanyard.
Reid Hoffman to leave Microsoft board in 2026 for AI startup
On June 2, Reid Hoffman formally notified Microsoft he would not seek re-election to its board in 2026.
AI Wearables and Devices for Productivity: Microsoft Solara, Meta
At major retailers like Best Buy and Target, employees are already piloting AI-powered wearable badges that feature cameras, touchscreens, and fingerprint scanners, fundamentally changing how they int
Frontier AI's National Security Risks Demand Oversight Now
The US government has secured agreements with Google DeepMind, Microsoft, and xAI to review their frontier AI models before public release, a strategic move aimed at protecting national security.
Microsoft unveils new AI models and devices at Build conference
Microsoft's new Surface RTX Spark Dev Box, featuring 128GB of unified memory and Nvidia's Arm-based Spark RTX chip, runs AI models locally.
Microsoft AI Paradox: Workers Thrive, Companies Lag Behind
Nearly two-thirds of workers report that AI has allowed them to produce higher quality work and spend more time on high-value tasks, a stark contrast to the slow pace of organizational change.
Microsoft invests A$25 billion in Australian AI infrastructure
Microsoft is pouring A$25 billion, its largest ever country-specific investment, into Australia's digital infrastructure by 2029.
AWS and OpenAI deepen enterprise AI integration partnership
OpenAI, whose cloud strategy was once synonymous with Microsoft, has now made its generative AI models available directly to customers on Amazon's Bedrock platform, according to CNBC .
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Ex-Engineer Links Azure Service Problems to Alleged Talent Exodus
An ex-Microsoft engineer alleges a "post-launch talent exodus" and foundational flaws are behind ongoing Azure service problems.
UK Watchdog Probes Microsoft Cloud Business and Software Licensing
The UK's competition watchdog will open an investigation into Microsoft in May, scrutinizing its cloud and software licensing practices amid concerns that its market dominance could stifle competition, particularly with the rise of AI.