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Microsoft is reshaping collaborative work with its latest Copilot update, targeting teams frustrated by fragmented communication tools.

The New York Times and a group of media companies filed a 92-page joint summary judgment brief in US District Court in New York, arguing OpenAI and...

Mergers and acquisitions have long been a high-stakes game of manual grunt work, gut instinct, and missed opportunities.

Claude Code just got a lot more autonomous, and a lot harder to ignore. Anthropic’s new Tasks system lets coding agents run longer, coordinate across...

Arm isn't just renting out the blueprints anymore. It’s pouring the foundation. This year, its debut CPU—packing up to 136 cores—will land inside...

Microsoft has declared the real AI race over. The goal is no longer smart replies; it's eliminating work you simply don't want to do.

Nearly 200 utility companies and data center developers have signed on to President Trump's "rate payer protection pledge," a commitment his...

The dream has always been simple: describe an app, and watch it build itself. For years, that was science fiction. Now, it’s a Tuesday afternoon.

A printer blinked. A man snapped. Now his mother is dead, and a court will decide if a chatbot helped pull the trigger.

Nace.AI released Drex 1.5 on Hugging Face this week, and the model skips the part most language models are built for.

Microsoft just made a quiet power play that changes the calculus on closed platforms.

OpenAI used its DevDay keynote on Tuesday to unveil Dots, a new line of always-on AI assistants built to compete directly with Meta's Muse.

NVIDIA is opening up its storage stack for GPU clusters, giving partners a standard way to build fast, RDMA-based access to files and objects instead...

Google DeepMind and Google Research put out a new weather forecasting model on Thursday, and the company says it's already the most accurate system...

Your Fitbit now wants your lab results. It's asking nicely. Google has decided that step counts and heart rate graphs aren't enough.

The Trump administration filed a statement of interest this week in The New York Times' copyright lawsuit against OpenAI, siding with the AI company...

Microsoft has launched a suite of AI agents built for retail operations, product management, and customer interactions.

Microsoft published a 37-page document on Monday laying out what it calls a "humanist AI code of conduct," a direct response to the safety debate...

Microsoft still owns almost a third of OpenAI. That fact is more important than any of the boardroom drama that dominated the headlines last year.

Microsoft is adding a new AMD-powered virtual machine line to Azure aimed squarely at chip designers.