Increasing exit fees and rendering software migrations incompatible are just some of the accusations facing Microsoft.

The Slack-Teams saga might be over, but Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff takes another stab at Microsoft.

AI-driven operational workloads have arrived for the US Defense and Intelligence Community, with Microsoft and Palantir at the helm.

Microsoft complains about Google's data advantage in report to EU antitrust regulators, while defending itself from similar accusations.

Satya Nadella confirms $3 billion Microsoft investment to help equip India with artificial intelligence skills.

Unsurprisingly, a scheme which involved developing tools to steal API keys and access Microsoft servers without permission isn’t faring well in a Virginia court.

Microsoft is OpenAI’s exclusive cloud provider, but Google says this could be costly and damaging to customers.

Microsoft’s new MAI‑Image‑1 model brings fast, realistic AI image generation in-house.

McAfee found at least two apps being used to steal sensitive data.

Sensitive data stolen in third-party breach affecting Mango customers.

Amazon and Google speak out about Microsoft, which continues to defend itself in an ongoing CMA investigation.

Patches released for two flaws, including a 10/10 one being actively used.

Nearly 1% of Microsoft’s headcount is to be affected by latest job cuts.

Even though it sells Windows, Microsoft says Google is better off from the platform, simply because it’s everywhere.

Independent developers can now distribute their apps via the Microsoft Store for free.

Microsoft’s Azure OpenAI Service is now integrated into Box AI, but only for Enterprise Plus account holders.

Some Microsoft Copilot functionalities can now use Claude models alongside those from OpenAI.

Indiana Jones and the Great Circle is selling faster on PS5 and PC than Xbox.

The Chinese are spying on, or trying to recruit government workers, MI5 warned.

Microsoft said it does not use customer data to train LLMs, despite allegations from the creative community.

The sites were scamming people out of their money by engaging them in fake investments.

More than 14,000 websites were seen distributing malware with the help of blockchain technology.

State-sponsored actors are using Ethereum and BNB to host malware and steal people's money.