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Russia and China Are Using Cyber Criminals to Target US: Microsoft

A Microsoft report reveals how Russia, China, and Iran are enlisting criminal networks for cyberespionage against hostile states.

The Associated Press - Busines… · 4h

Cyber criminals are increasingly helping Russia and China target the US and allies, Microsoft says

Russia, China and Iran are expanding their partnerships with cyber criminals to conduct cyberespionage and cyberattacks against the U.S. and other nations, according to a new report from Microsoft.

The Hill on MSN · 1h

Russia, China collaborating with criminal networks in cyberattacks against adversaries: Microsoft

Russia, China and Iran are increasingly collaborating with cybercrime networks to launch a variety of attacks against their adversaries, including the U.S., Microsoft said in a report Tuesday. The

Microsoft, Activision

Reuters · 2h

Microsoft settles video gamers' lawsuit over $69 billion Activision deal

Video gamers who sued over Microsoft’s $69 billion purchase of "Call of Duty" maker Activision Blizzard have settled their lawsuit claiming the blockbuster deal would harm industry competition and drive up prices.

Thurrott · 1h

Microsoft Settles “Gamers’ Lawsuit”

According to reports, Microsoft has settled the so-called "gamers' lawsuit" that tried to scuttle its Activision Blizzard acquisition.

GamesRadar on MSN · 4h

The lawsuit against Microsoft's acquisition of Activision, filed by a group of everyday gamers, has reportedly been settled and permanently dismissed

Almost two years after it was originally filed, an antitrust lawsuit against Microsoft filed by a group of gamers has reportedly been dismissed for good. Microsoft's acquisition of Activision faced a lot of pushback from the likes of the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) when its plans were announced,

AI, Microsoft and Sebastien Bubeck

Mashable on MSN · 1h

Top AI researcher Sebastien Bubeck leaves Microsoft for OpenAI

OpenAI has lost a lot of top leadership lately, but they're gaining a big one: a top AI researcher from Microsoft. In the wake of several high-profile exits, Microsoft's Sebastien Bubeck is joining the OpenAI team,

TechCrunch on MSN · 16h

OpenAI snatches up Microsoft generative AI research lead

Microsoft has lost an AI expert and OpenAI gained one, after the former's VP of generative AI research Sebastian Bubeck left for the latter. The

Digit on MSN · 5h

Microsoft’s VP Of Generative AI Sebastien Bubeck Leaves To Join OpenAI

His role at Open AI, reported, has not been specified, but his departure points out the close working relationship and talent exchange shared between the two entities.

The Economist2h

Why Microsoft Excel won’t die

Excel was not the first spreadsheet for personal computers. That honour belongs to VisiCalc (short for visible calculator), ...

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Microsoft lost billions of dollars on HoloLens, and its huge IVAS military contract is in trouble

There are growing doubts about the company's involvement in creating a headset for the military, according to people familiar ...

Microsoft Explains Why Windows 11 Update Is ‘Stealing’ Storage

Microsoft claims a "reporting error" is to blame for Windows 11 24H2 appearing to steal gigabytes of data on users' PCs.

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Microsoft blocked your Windows 11 upgrade? This tool can get the job done

A new version of the popular Rufus utility once again bypasses the strict hardware compatibility requirements for Windows 11 ...

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Tech Moves: OpenAI nabs top Microsoft AI researcher; Lime taps Amazon VP as CTO

Sebastien Bubeck, a top researcher from Microsoft who was most recently vice president of AI and a distinguished ...

The Wiretap: Microsoft Says Kremlin Is Working With Cybercriminals To Spy On Ukraine

The Wiretap is your weekly digest of cybersecurity, internet privacy and surveillance news. To get it in your inbox, ...

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Microsoft ends support for this four-year-old Surface device

Driver and firmware update support for the Surface Laptop Go officially ended on October 13, four years after its release.

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Steve Ballmer on ′60 Minutes′: Microsoft, Clippers, and sorry, no Seattle Seahawks

People who worked with Steve Ballmer at Microsoft already know this, but it came through for a national audience on “60 ...

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