Craig Hale

OpenAI and Microsoft sign non-binding memorandum that could see OpenAI aim to go public.

Microsoft continues to monitor “unexpectedly high resource utilization” that took Outlook down yesterday.

The European Union has finally agreed on the final, legally binding terms to settle a years-long Teams case.

Microsoft wants to scan URLs in Teams chats and channels for spam, phishing or malware.

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

Just months after Adobe teased agentic AI at Summit 2025, its AI agents are now generally available.

Customers and analysts still aren’t sure about what Broadcom has done to VMware.

Gen Z workers want visuals, not text – and it’s all backed up by neurological scientific data.

Microsoft will use Nebius for AI infrastructure in a $17-19bn deal lasting until 2031.

When some rivals go full-time, Microsoft is still happy for workers to WFH two days per week.

Next-generation smartphones could use Arm’s architecture for better on-device AI performance.

Google responds to the EU Data Act by taking it one step further, and removing data transfer fees.

30-year Intel exec set to leave the company after serving as interim co-CEO and Chief Exec of Products.

77% see active sourcing as essential or very important, but only 27% do it on scale – better tools could help.

A minutes-long outage caused days-long disruption as Ubuntu users scrambled to install updates.

Economic uncertainty and rising energy costs and causing apprehension among UK businesses.

Programmers are starting to get fed up with just how much Microsoft is pushing GitHub Copilot.

Microsoft is close to a deal with the EU to sell Teams separately and improve interoperability.

Microsoft confirmed that traffic passing through the Middle East is now seeing some delays.

AI is power and resource hungry, but many companies believe its benefits still outweigh all of that.