Microsoft has announced the launch of Microsoft Elevate for Educators in India, an initiative designed to skill two million teachers and reach 200,000 schools and educational institutions by 2030, as ...

Satya Nadella, Chairman and CEO, and members of his executive team shared the following communications with employees today.

It's the dawn of a new era for Xbox. New Microsoft Gaming CEO Asha Sharma discusses "great games," not tolerating "bad AI" ...

An AI gamification manager shares how she went from a contract executive assistant at Microsoft to an AI gamification product ...

Retirement aged people are so addicted to their phones, some of them literally can't talk to each other. Just ahead of Valentine's Day, Score wants to be more inclusive. Meta reportedly hopes a ...

And spoken language is more varied than written text. There are accents and dialects, meaningful hesitations that can’t be ...

An outage impacting Microsoft 365 users is "resolved" after thousands of users reported issues for several hours Thursday, Jan. 22. A few hundred are still reporting issues on Friday, Jan. 23.

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(RTTNews) - Microsoft Corp. (MSFT) on Thursday unveiled Microsoft Elevate for Educators, a new global program designed to connect educators with professional communities, training resources, and ...

The Microsoft Library in Redmond has long been a quiet anachronism in the middle of the high-tech campus, a place where authors gave talks and employees checked out old-fashioned paper books, ...

Empowering education systems, educators, and students to thrive in the AI-era. Classrooms are places of possibility where curiosity meets knowledge, and potential becomes reality. At Microsoft, we’ve ...

Last year, Microsoft committed over $100 billion of new investment toward AI. Part of that technological arms race has included training LLMs on millions of books, including some written 600 years ago ...