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.
AI Data Centers: 53% of Americans Oppose Having One Nearby, but Virginia Votes Yes
A Redfin survey finds 53% of Americans don't want an AI data center nearby, yet in Northern Virginia the same facilities fund local schools through property taxes.
GitHub Copilot vs. Direct API Access: What You Actually Pay For
GitHub Copilot now bills models at their official API list prices. The company explains what subscribers pay for beyond the tokens: workflow, policies and the agent…
OpenAI Presence: An Enterprise Platform for Voice and Chat Agents
OpenAI has unveiled Presence, a platform for deploying trusted voice and chat agents across customer-facing and internal business workflows.
Microsoft to Cut 4,800 Employees Amid Major Xbox Restructuring
Microsoft Research Presented Flint — a Data Visualization Language for AI Agents
GitHub Copilot Learned to Connect a Domain to GitHub Pages Without Manual DNS Setup
Xbox to Lay Off 3,200 Employees and Sell Four Game Studios—Announces Sarah Sharma
Did GitHub become more uniform after ChatGPT? Code study for 2019–2025
A researcher examined whether open-source code on GitHub became more uniform after the mass adoption of ChatGPT and AI development tools.
Developers Criticized Microsoft's Three-Year LTS Support Window for .NET Platform
A developer raised a recurring issue on GitHub: .NET's three-year LTS support window is too short for large enterprise update cycles.
Samsung Galaxy Book6 Edge at $2,100 gets NPU with 80 TOPS and 16GB RAM
Apollo Chief Economist Torsten Slok: Weak Margins of S&P 493 Pose Risk to Big Tech Valuations
Technoprobe shares surged 330% on AI chip boom from Nvidia
AI became the main topic at Allen Co Sun Valley 2026 conference
Nvidia postpones Kyber servers on Rubin Ultra from 2027 to 2028 due to manufacturing issues
SemiAnalysis and CNBC: Nvidia delayed the release of Kyber server architecture on Rubin Ultra accelerators by one year — until 2028 — due to manufacturing…
US authorities negotiate unified AI model standards with tech companies
The US government is discussing voluntary standards for releasing new AI models with developers—an announcement could come soon, reports Financial Times.