Tag: Microsoft

New Jersey hits a data center with a $1.1M generator fine

Drone footage showing 62 unpermitted gas generators at a Vineland campus produced the state's largest enforcement action against…

Microsoft bundles chat, code and agents into one Copilot app

The redesigned Copilot splits into Home, Code and Autopilot tabs and moves the agentic parts to usage-based billing.

Microsoft dismantles an AI-run scam platform called EvilTokens

A subscription service sold criminals an AI chatbot and a workflow for hijacking inboxes in bulk.

AI bug hunting is already flooding the patch pipeline

Vulnerability disclosures have doubled year over year, and the people who must fix them are not scaling.

Suleyman says Anthropic’s model welfare framing invites disaster

Microsoft AI chief Mustafa Suleyman has published an essay arguing that telling Claude it may deserve rights makes…

Microsoft publishes TauGrid to schedule GPU work on Kubernetes

Microsoft has open-sourced TauGrid, a Kubernetes platform that bundles the queuing, scheduling and monitoring pieces AI teams usually…

AI bug hunting pushes Microsoft past 950 fixes in a single month

September's update carried 113 critical repairs and two flaws already under attack, lifting the year to date past…

News publishers sue OpenAI and Microsoft, demand model destruction

Seattle Times and Newsday accuse the AI companies of training on their journalism without payment and of trademark…

Lambda borrows $1B to stock up on Nvidia chips

The neocloud took on a billion dollars in private debt to buy Nvidia hardware it will lease to…

Microsoft bakes AI governance into the runtime layer

Microsoft's new blueprint enforces AI governance at runtime, not just on paper.

Microsoft’s AI chemistry model gets sharper and joins five simulators

Microsoft's Skala-1.1 model sharpens AI-driven chemistry simulation and lands in five major codes.

Microsoft folds its Copilot apps into one and prunes AI extras

The consumer and business Copilot apps merge as Microsoft cuts features it admits did not work.