Feds to Microsoft: Clean up your security act — or else
The US government, worried about the increasing role of rival nations in cyberattacks and cybercrime, looks poised to force tech companies to do more about security.
Stories by Preston Gralla
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As Microsoft embraces AI, it says sayonara to the metaverse
Just two years ago, Microsoft execs were hailing the metaverse as a game-changer — just as they’re talking up AI now. Well, how did that turn out?
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How Microsoft is helping Ukraine’s cyber war against Russia
Microsoft's efforts to aid Ukraine aren't just altruistic; by fending off Russian cyber attacks, the company is helping its customers, too.
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This lawsuit against Microsoft could change the future of AI
With ChatGPT, artificial intelligence and what it can do is suddenly all the rage. But an intellectual property lawsuit against Microsoft could undermine the future of AI before it gets off the ground.
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5 things Elon Musk could learn from Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella
The way Satya Nadella turned around Microsoft when he became CEO could not be more different than how Elon Musk has treated Twitter since taking over.
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Windows 11 22H2: Small but welcome changes
A handful of tweaks improve the Start menu, Task Manager, and File Explorer, but the most anticipated new feature is absent.
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Windows XP proves Russia is losing the cyber war against Ukraine, too
Russia is not faring well in the less-obvious cyber war. One reason: Russia's ally Belarus was still using Windows XP to keep the trains running on time.
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Windows is in Moscow’s crosshairs, too
Before Russia invaded Ukraine, cyber attacks were already under way. Not surprisingly, Windows systems were a common target.
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Windows 11 in-depth review: Windows 10 gets a nip and tuck
More than six years after Microsoft launched Windows 10, Windows 11 is finally here.Has it been worth the wait?
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Cortana is AWOL in the war against Covid-19 disinfo
At a time when more people use voice assistants to retrieve the most basic information, Microsoft’s Cortana doesn’t provide even the basics about protecting against the coronavirus.
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The Windows 11 rollout: Microsoft’s most-botched announcement ever
The 'Big Reveal' for Microsoft's new operating system wasn’t so big and revealed very little. And what it did reveal was often wrong.
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Windows 11 Insider Previews: What’s in the latest build?
Microsoft recently announced the upcoming release of Windows 11 and is now releasing early preview builds to Windows Insiders in the Dev Channel.
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Everything you need to know about Windows 10X
Microsoft’s messaging around its upcoming Windows 10 variant has changed over time. You have questions? We have answers.
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Microsoft, it's time deliver these four Windows wishes
When is a "major" OS upgrade not really a big deal? And just what would constitute big changes in Windows 10?
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The worst version of Windows ever released?
Windows Me was unstable, unloved and unusable. But was it really the worst OS Microsoft ever produced – worse even than Windows 8?
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