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.
LetinAR: Nail-sized microlens will become the foundation of AI glasses
South Korean startup LetinAR has developed a micro-lens the size of a fingernail that could become the optical foundation for AI glasses and next-generation XR…
Dell wins 1,000 new enterprise AI server customers
Dell Technologies added 1,000 customers to its AI server lineup over the past quarter, demonstrating the success of its strategy to capture the enterprise AI…
AI Demands Light: NextEra Buys Dominion in Largest Utility Deal
NextEra Energy has announced the acquisition of Dominion Energy for $67 billion — the largest utility merger in U.S. history.
OpenAI unveils the MRC protocol for supercomputer networks with millions of GPUs
Musk wanted to buy control of OpenAI with a Tesla board seat
Why India Is Lagging in the Global AI Race: Ruchir Sharma's View
Anthropic moves into the consumer market with Claude
CoreWeave on a record rally: investors demand proof it can deliver on its plans
Shares of cloud infrastructure company CoreWeave are surging in 2026, but investors want proof it can execute on its ambitious growth plans.
Sites created by AI platforms contain exposed sensitive data — RedAccess study
AI platforms make it possible to build websites in seconds, but RedAccess analysis found that passwords, API keys, and other sensitive data are being exposed…
Trillion-Dollar AI Investments Drive Profits but Threaten Employment
Seven professions created by AI: from evangelist to philosopher
AI agents are changing development: Cursor and Claude Code against the skeptics
Demand for Arm processors surged on the AI wave — order volume doubled to $2 billion
NVIDIA invests $2.1 billion in IREN's AI data center infrastructure
NVIDIA will invest up to $2.1 billion in data center operator IREN, combining its chip architecture with five-gigawatt infrastructure for AI.
Microsoft declined to invest in OpenAI in 2018, and later became its competitor
Eight years ago, the cloud giant saw the startup as having little potential, but later invested billions in the company, which now competes with it in the AI market.