Microsoft launched a consumer offensive Wednesday, unveiling new high-performance computers and an updated Windows operating system that showcases three-dimensional content and “mixed reality.”
U.S. software company Salesforce called on EU regulators on Thursday to investigate antitrust issues related to Microsoft's $26 billion bid for social network LinkedIn.
Scott Guthrie, executive vice-president of Microsoft cloud and enterprise group, at a meeting with media on Sept 21,2016 in Beijing.FENG YONGBIN/CHINA DAILY
In a world where there's a smartphone app for everything, one company－Amazon.com Inc－has long been the host for an outsized share of online software and computing services.
Sharp growth in its commercial cloud computing business helped lift Microsoft Corp's (MSFT.O) quarterly revenue above Wall Street's expectations, sending the technology company's shares up more than 4 percent in after-hours trading.
For the last few years, American technology giants have been embroiled in a power struggle with the United States government over when authorities get to see and use the digital data that the companies collect.
Microsoft has a birthday present for Windows 10 users: more capabilities for its Cortana digital assistant and new ways to ditch passwords.
Acquisition meant to bolster product line that is weak in its markets
Microsoft’s blockbuster $26.2 billion takeover of LinkedIn might be an attempt to travel through time. Specifically, to the heady heights of yesteryear’s technology valuations.
It’s a vote of confidence for Silicon Valley, which has been shy to make deals this year. And it makes a Twitter acquisition a lot more likely.
Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi has secured 2,500 patents from Microsoft through a patent transfer and cross-licensing deal, a Xiaomi senior executive said in Beijing on Wednesday.
Software giant announces deal with Chinese online services company to develop and sell versions of the world-building video game tailored for the Chinese market
Microsoft filed a lawsuit Thursday against the U.S. government over indefinite gag orders that prevent it from speaking about law enforcement request for data.
Short-lived return saw Tay tweet about smoking drugs in front of the police before suffering a meltdown and being taken offline
In reporting better-than-expected fiscal second-quarter earnings on Thursday, Microsoft Corp. CEO Satya Nadella touted his company's success in the cloud.
Software firm’s sales and marketing practices face further scrutiny by Chinese officials
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