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‘AI Will Reshape Every Business’: Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella’s Bold Prediction Came True—But Here’s What’s Next

In his 2023 letter, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella predicted that AI would reshape every software category and business — a vision now realized as Microsoft Copilot transforms industries and drives massive ROI, but also sparks ethical concerns and cost debates.

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Hideo Kojima says Physint, his next game after Death Stranding 2: On the Beach, is 5-6 years away from release

Death Stranding 2: On the Beach director Hideo Kojima has said that his next game, Physint, is still at least five to six years away from release.

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AI Push Is Entering 'Middle Innings,' Microsoft Chief Says

Microsoft announced new AI software agents capable of performing more complex tasks at its Build conference in Seattle.

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The biggest unanswered questions about Xbox's next-gen consoles

The 10th generation of mainstream video game consoles kicks off with the Nintendo Switch 2, but what's Xbox's answer going to look like?

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Google Discover finally coming to desktop too – now we'll never get any work done

Fan favourite mobile news service, Google Discover, is coming to a desktop near you.

These 2 Billionaires Are Still Betting on Nvidia Stock. Should You?

Nvidia stock remains a compelling investment in May 2025 as the Big Tech giant continues to gain traction in AI and quantum computing.

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Slack is now getting major discounts for US government agencies

Salesforce is willing to give the US government access to Slack for a 90% discount, with a near-70% discount on the AI add-on.

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Microsoft makes the Windows Subsystem for Linux open source after almost a decade of development

Now we can all develop new features for WSL

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Windows 10’s latest update packs a nasty bug, and while your system might be safe, it’s vital you check now

There’s a big problem for PCs with certain Intel CPUs, and while those are mostly business laptops, consumer devices can be affected too.

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Microsoft makes limited edition Surface Slim Pen in vibrant colors, but you can't buy one

The Surface Slim Pen has only ever been available in black, but a limited edition set of colorful Surface Slim Pens were recently given out at a Surface influencer event.

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Outlook's classic yellow icon is back... at least unofficially

Microsoft is testing out new icons for its most popular apps. A recent survey inspired an artist to make a modernized Outlook logo in the app's clasic yellow.

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Why UK weather forecasts could be about to become more accurate

The new technology could make 14-day forecasts nearly as accurate as seven-day forecasts

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Aarthi Ramamurthy unveils Schema Ventures’ $20 million first fund

Aarthi Ramamurthy—who previously worked at Meta, Netflix, and Microsoft—starts Schema Ventures as a solo GP.

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Dow Jones Falls As S&P 500 Threatens Win Streak; Home Depot Jumps On Earnings

The Dow Jones dropped Tuesday as the S&P 500 threatened to snap a six-day win streak. Home Depot stock jumped on earnings.

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Meet the 10 CFOs on Fortune’s 2025 Most Powerful Women in business list

The list features 100 leading businesswomen from finance, tech, health care, telecom, retail, energy, and other industries.

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Microsoft makes Windows Subsystem for Linux open source at last

Microsoft announced that most of Windows Subsystem for Linux, except for elements directly tied to Windows, is now open-source.

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Elon Musk appears as Microsoft’s special guest despite suing company

Elon Musk made a virtual video appearance at Microsoft’s annual developer conference, despite being in a legal dispute with the software giant.

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Microsoft employee shouts over Satya Nadella’s keynote to protest 'Israel’s war crimes powered by Azure'

The protest was part of a larger campaign by a group called "No Azure for Apartheid," which includes current and former Microsoft workers.

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Microsoft secures the modern workforce against AI agents

The "Frontier Firm" will have a lot of AI agents, and Microsoft wants them secure.

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Microsoft has second thoughts over a surprisingly controversial Windows change

Microsoft shoved Windows 11 features into Windows 10, and then instantly regretted it. This isn't the best way to convince folks to jump to Windows 11.

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Elon Musk's Grok 3 AI coming to Azure proves Satya Nadella's allegiance isn't to OpenAI, but to maximizing Microsoft's profit gains by heeding consumer demands

At Microsoft's annual Build developer conference, the company announced that xAI's Grok 3 and Grok 3 mini are joining Azure's long list of AI models.

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Microsoft Build 2025 Recap: 13 Big Announcements You Shouldn’t Miss

Microsoft is doubling down on Agentic AI, and the recent Build 2025 was a reflection of that. It was a full-blown roadmap to the "agentic" future. The

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Met Office transfers to new supercomputer to boost UK forecast accuracy

Extreme weather events can also be predicted with greater accuracy using the new technology.

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Elon Musk, who's suing Microsoft, is also software giant's special guest in new Grok AI partnership

Elon Musk is in a legal fight with Microsoft but made a virtual appearance at the software giant’s annual developer conference to reveal that Microsoft's cloud computing platform will now host Musk’s artificial intelligence chatbot Grok

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Programmers bore the brunt of Microsoft’s layoffs in its home state

Over 800 software engineers lost their jobs in Microsoft's latest large-scale layoffs despite the company's focus on management layers.

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