Microsoft
Microsoft is the world's largest software company and OpenAI's key partner, embedding GPT models across Copilot, Windows, Office and the Azure cloud. It also builds its own Phi small models and the MAI model line. This page gathers all our coverage of Microsoft's AI moves.

SK Hynix Raises $26.5B in Largest IPO Powered by AI Boom
South Korean SK Hynix completed its NASDAQ listing, raising a record $26.5B thanks to global demand for memory chips for AI data centers.

AI Agents in Production: Enterprise AI Harness Architecture on Kubernetes
An engineer published a reference architecture for self-hosted Enterprise AI Harness on Kubernetes — enabling not only Anthropic but also ordinary platform teams to…

7 Trillion in Debt: How Nvidia Becomes the Financial Guarantor of AI
SemiAnalysis analysts valued AI debt at $7 trillion by 2029. Nvidia acts as financial guarantor through the Project Trinity system: capital, GPU sales, and cloud…

Deutsche Telekom and OpenAI transform telecommunications with AI

Station F opens new intake for AI-accelerator F/ai for European startups

Microsoft Replaces OpenAI and Anthropic Models with Its Own AI in Several Copilot Functions

MIT Technology Review: 2026 was the year of AI platforms, not standalone models

Former GitHub CEO launched a distributed Git network for the era of agentic coding
The former GitHub CEO unveiled a startup with a new version-control infrastructure designed for a world where code is written by autonomous AI agents rather than…

xAI and Cursor released Grok for finance, legal, and programming tasks
Elon Musk's xAI, together with Cursor, released a specialized Grok for financial, legal, and programming tasks — competing with Anthropic and OpenAI for the…

GitLost vulnerability on GitHub: AI agents leak data from private repositories

Microsoft lays off 4,800 employees: commercial sales and Xbox divisions affected

Microsoft cuts 4,800 employees: Xbox and commercial sales hit hardest

Microsoft bets on in-house AI models to cut costs

DeepSeek develops its own AI chip for its neural networks — Reuters
Chinese startup DeepSeek is designing proprietary semiconductor chips for AI systems — a strategic response to U.S. sanctions against Nvidia accelerators.

Samsung disappoints AI expectations — chipmaker stocks slide worldwide
Samsung Electronics disappointed investors with quarterly results that failed to meet inflated AI expectations, triggering a fresh wave of weakness in tech stocks…









