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Microsoft and Adobe hit with green-card suspensions as Vance accuses tech firms of sidelining American workers

Microsoft wants Copilot to become an "OS" that writes your documents and manages your work

Ripple effect: Microsoft may be backing away from the Copilot+ PC branding, but it's doubling down on the bigger idea behind it: turning AI into a layer that actively runs your computer and gets work done for you. Its latest Copilot overhaul pushes that vision further than before, combining Office, coding tools, and autonomous agents into what CEO Satya Nadella calls a "new OS for work." Public testing begins in the coming weeks.

These are the tech CEOs young people trust most and least when it comes to AI

Connecting the dots: Is it surprising to know that CEOs – the profession most likely to attract or suit individuals with psychopathic or sociopathic traits – aren't trusted to act responsibly when it comes to AI? A new study has confirmed that this is especially true among younger people, who have a particular distrust of executives at Palantir.

Microsoft admits Windows 11 lost its way, Nadella pledges to "win back fans"

TL;DR: Microsoft is trying to repair Windows 11's reputation and overhaul its app ecosystem, and both efforts center on one idea: get back to fundamentals and make the OS feel like a fast, coherent, native-first platform again. That shift runs from Satya Nadella's pledge to "win back fans" to internal engineers publicly declaring that "Native apps are back!" for Windows 11.

Satya Nadella denies Xbox death rumors, insists Microsoft is "long on gaming"

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella says no one wants "sloppy" AI after urging critics to drop the term

Satya Nadella argues that Microsoft's AI bet is paying off as Copilot usage nearly triples

Windows 11 hits one billion users in less time than Windows 10

Satya Nadella warns AI must go mainstream to avoid becoming a bubble

Satya Nadella starts blogging about AI, wants to move the conversation beyond "slop"

Microsoft's Satya Nadella says power, not chips, is now the biggest barrier to AI growth

Microsoft sets its sights on a universal gaming ecosystem

After 15,000 layoffs, Microsoft boss Nadella's pay climbs 22% to $96.5 million

Microsoft wants Xbox to hit 30% margins, explaining price hikes and layoffs

Satya Nadella, Jensen Huang, and Michael Dell all urged Trump to keep Intel's Lip-Bu Tan

Preliminary Microsoft-OpenAI deal clears way for OpenAI's for-profit conversion

What just happened? Microsoft and OpenAI have reached an agreement to extend their high-profile partnership, resolving months of strained negotiations and clearing the way for the artificial intelligence startup to move forward with its plan to form a for-profit corporation. The non-binding deal represents a potential turning point in one of the most closely watched relationships in the AI sector, though many of the terms have yet to be finalized.

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella addresses 'painful' layoffs, discusses ambitious AI plans in company memo

CEO Satya Nadella says up to 30% of Microsoft's code is now written by AI

There's a growing rift between Sam Altman and Satya Nadella – Microsoft could block OpenAI's for-profit restructuring

Microsoft scales back AI data center expansion amid AI spending boom

Microsoft boasts of Edge's growth, but is it really at 30% market share?

Microsoft announces new job cuts across divisions following perfomance-based layoffs

Microsoft considered shutting down Xbox before major game developer acquisitions

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella's compensation rises 63% to $79 million despite his request for a pay cut

What just happened? In a scenario that the vast majority of us will never experience, Microsoft boss Satya Nadella has seen his take-home pay increase 63% compared to last year despite the CEO requesting the amount he receives be reduced. While Nadella's salary was cut by 50%, other forms of his compensation increased significantly, bringing his total to $79.11 million in fiscal 2024, up from $48.51 million a year earlier.