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Microsoft announced today that it will acquire AI software maker Nuance in an all-cash deal valued at $19.7 billion.

Microsoft has had a change of heart after previously announcing that it would open its offices to employees by July.

Microsoft announced today that its Immersive Reader is now rolling out to PowerPoint for the web, OneDrive, SharePoint, and MakeCode.

Last year, Microsoft launched its global initiative aimed at digital skills learning. Since then, it has trained over 30.7 million people in new skills.

The Microsoft Store’s annual Spring Sale starts today, offering deals and discounts on Surface PCs, gaming PCs, Xbox accessories, and more.

One year after issuing a mandatory work-from-home order to its employees, Microsoft will begin welcoming them back to work next week.

When Microsoft’s Brad Smith testified against Google at a House subcommittee hearing, the online giant lashed out in a way that can only be described as unhinged.

After a stealth campaign in early 2021, hackers escalated their attacks and have now exploited over 30,000 unpatched Exchange Servers.

Mary Jo and I joined Microsoft hosts Dona Sarkar and Seth Juarez---and Microsoft CVP of Developer Relations Jeff Sandquist---this week during a special event at Ignite.

Microsoft has joined forces with several news publishers in Europe to call on the EU to adopt Australian-style media arbitration laws.

In December, Microsoft began an investigation into a SolarWinds-based breach of its internal systems. That investigation is now complete.

Microsoft is collaborating with VW’s Car.Software Organization to deliver a cloud-based automated driving platform (ADP) more quickly.

Intel this week sued a former engineer who left the company for Microsoft, alleging that he took trade secrets with him.

At a company-wide all-hands meeting, Microsoft executives touted the success of Teams in education while bemoaning the success of Chromebooks.

Today, Microsoft reported a net income of $15.5 billion on revenues of $43.1 billion for the quarter ending December 31, 2020.

But the software giant didn’t mention Windows 10X at all, leading to some understandable speculation about the timing of that release.

Microsoft enthusiasts have had a lot to complain about over the past several years. But it looks like the firm may finally address two of the bigger issues.

Microsoft admitted last night that hackers gained more access to its internal infrastructure than previously thought. But it’s not as serious as you might expect.

With the holidays looming, the Microsoft Store is offering some last-minute deals for those still looking for that special (tech) something.

A new report claims that Microsoft is now designing ARM chipsets in-house that will land in Surface PCs and its cloud-based servers.

The Microsoft Store is offering some good deals on Surface PCs, Xbox Wireless Controllers and games, and more if you’re not all shopped out already.

25 years ago today, Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates published his first book, The Road Ahead. Today, he takes a look back at what he got right … and wrong.

A group of technology companies that includes Microsoft has filed a motion in Google’s antitrust case to keep their data private from the search giant.

Microsoft is partnering with AMD, Intel, and Qualcomm to create a new security processor for Windows-based PCs.

Petri’s GET-IT: User Management 1-Day virtual conference is a full day of free learning dedicated to technical user management and related content.

Microsoft announced today that it earned a net income of $13.9 billion on revenues of $37.2 billion for the quarter ending September 30.

Microsoft announced this morning that it has taken down a Russian botnet called Trickbot that was trying to undermine the U.S. election.