Though Windows 10 support ends in late 2025, both businesses and — for the first time —individual customers will have the option for up to three years of paid security updates.
The walled gardens of digital platform giants are the latest areas to come under regulatory scrutiny as part of the Digital Platform Services Inquiry.
New chips from Microsoft along with other custom chips from the likes of AWS, Google and Oracle, though limited in their impact initially, are expected to provide stiff competition for chipmakers such as Nvidia, AMD and Intel, analysts said.
Factory technicians will be able to point to objects and ask the generative AI assistant for guidance on repairs and maintenance.
Australian Microsoft partner Professional Advantage is bringing New Zealand-based Information Leadership's iWorkplace solution to Australia.
Major upgrade of functional-first programming language brings lambda shorthands, faster compilation, new diagnostics, and ‘quality of life’ improvements.
Nvidia’s generative AI-based foundry services on Microsoft Azure are already being used by several companies including SAP, Amdocs, and Getty Images.
After the EU named Facebook Messenger and Marketplace, and TikTok gatekeeper platforms under its Digital Markets Act, both parents companies have decided to launch legal challenges against the designation.
SaaS-based low-code tool allows users to customize Microsoft Copilot for Microsoft 365 and build standalone AI assistants that connect to other business data.
The federal government is to conduct a six-month trial of genAI through Microsoft 365 Copilot via the Digital Transformation Agency (DTA) at the start of next year.
This year’s Microsoft Ignite developer conference might as well be called AIgnite, with over half of the almost 600 sessions featuring artificial intelligence in some shape or form.
IT professionals are reporting exhaustion at alarming levels and IT leaders must recognise the symptoms and take steps to address contributing factors to avoid increased attrition rates, decreased productivity and a poor reputation in the tech talent market.
Microsoft Australia’s revenue has soared by 20 per cent to $7.5 billion for the year ended 30 June 2023.
Microsoft is sending a “clear message” that Australia is the region to invest in as partners anticipate “remarkable” opportunities following its $5 billion funding.
Microsoft is set to invest $5 billion in expanding its hyperscale cloud computing and AI infrastructure in Australia over the next two years.
