Tag: #Microsoft
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Microsoft announced the closure of its service in Russia
MOSCOW: After Netflix and Apple, Microsoft has announced the closure of its service in Russia. According to reports, Microsoft announced that it is stopping the sale and service of all its products in Russia. According to the foreign news agency Reuters, a statement issued by Microsoft said that Russia strongly condemns the illegal, unprovoked, and…
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Tech giants move to curb the reach of Russia’s state-linked news outlets
Tech firms from Facebook to TikTok and Microsoft moved to curb the reach of Russia’s state-linked news outlets, which stand accused of pushing misinformation about Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine
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Ancient Olympia to be digitally preserved!
Greece: Ancient Olympia is prone to be digitally preserved in accordance to a new deal struck between the Greek government and Microsoft. This genius collaboration uses artificial intelligence to map the entire site, and augmented reality to help restore the essence of the original home of the Olympic Games. It will enable its viewers to…
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Internet Explorer gets an official retirement day announcement
Microsoft announces retirement of Internet Explorer in June this year
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Facebook Workplace sees unprecedented growth in paid subscriber base for remote office work
Facebook’s Workplace tool grows as jobs go remote
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The world’s richest couple announce their separation after 27 years together
Microsoft co-founder and American billionaire Bill Gates and his wife Melinda Gates have announced their separation after 27 years of marriage
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Microsoft poised to gain firm hold in Artificial Intelligence via important acquisition
Microsoft is in discussions to buy Nuance Communications, US based AI group
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US military to get Augmented Reality defense solution designed by Microsoft
Microsoft will provide the US military with the so-called Integrated Augmentation System
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Why the world is watching Australia’s tussle with Big Tech
Facebook’s decision to pull news from its platform in Australia comes in response to legislation that would force tech giants to pay for sharing news content
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Microsoft backs search engines paying for news worldwide
San Francisco, Feb 12 (AFP/APP):Microsoft on Thursday lobbied for other countries to follow Australia’s lead in calling for news outlets to be paid for stories published online, a move opposed by Facebook and Google. Microsoft last week offered to fill the void if rival Google follows through on a threat to turn off its search…