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After focusing its certifications exclusively around its cloud services last year, Microsoft is going back and adding two new Windows Server-focused ones to its list.

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Microsoft's new Office Long Term Servicing Channel (LTSC) release, which doesn't require a subscription but includes a subset of the features in Microsoft 365/Office 365, is now available to volume licensees worldwide.

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Microsoft announced former AWS bigwig Charlie Bell would lead a new engineering organization and report to CEO Nadella only after Microsoft comes to a resolution with Amazon.

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Today kicks off National Hispanic Heritage Month, a time of the year where we recognize the customs, legacies and achievements of the Hispanic and Latinx community in the U.S. This year it is an incredible honor for me to be an executive sponsor of the...

We have a lot of work to do in the tech industry to create inclusive work environments at scale. Far too many talented people avoid choosing or decide to leave roles in tech because their team culture doesn’t value their background which results in the...

Microsoft apparently has purchased TakeLessons, which offers a platform to connect students and tutors.

This morning Satya Nadella and Ryan Roslansky, the CEO of LinkedIn, sat down to talk about the key secular trends they’re seeing as people and organizations everywhere adjust to hybrid work. Their conversation is part of an effort between Microsoft and...

Microsoft is continuing to look for ways to make hybrid work better via Teams, Outlook, LinkedIn courses and more. Meanwhile, Microsoft's U.S. employees will continue to work primarily remotely for the foreseeable future.

In order to bring solutions developed for federal users more quickly and fully into its cloud portfolio, officials say, Microsoft is moving its U.S. Federal team under its Azure engineering organization.

Microsoft continues to work to add more video creation and editing tools to its stable with its latest acquisition, Clipchamp.

Microsoft is introducing new 'Microsoft Start' branding for its news and content feed across Windows 11, 10, iOS, Android and the Web.

Microsoft Insider testers may get to try out the Android Subsystem for Windows sooner rather than later, based on the existence of a placeholder app in the Microsoft Store.

Microsoft is making previews of both Windows 10 21H2 and Windows 11 available to business customers for testing and validation ahead of their fall launches. Here's how to test these now.

With Windows 11 Build 22449, Microsoft is starting to test features in its Dev Channel that won't be part of the fall release of Windows 11.

Microsoft is ready to take the wraps off new Surface hardware, likely including its Surface Duo 2 Android device, on September 22, just ahead of the launch of Windows 11.

Windows Server 2022 is officially now generally available. Here are a few questions and answers about the newest Windows Server release.

Windows Insiders who've been testing Windows 11 on hardware deemed ineligible by Microsoft are being moved back to Windows 10.

Happy Windows Terminal release day! This release brings Windows Terminal Preview up to version 1.11 and Windows Terminal up to 1.10. The Windows Terminal release will roll out through the Windows Insider Program before going to retail Windows versions in order to catch any outstanding bugs that may appear.
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Windows 11 will start rolling out to mainstream users on October 5, but minus the expected ability to obtain Android apps from the Store.

Microsoft Dev and Beta testers are getting another new widget as part of its latest Windows Insider test build of Windows 11.

For tech-savvy users who really want to run Windows 11 on older and officially unsupported hardware, there will be a way.

Microsoft's Chief Product Officer Panos Panay is now part of CEO Satya Nadella's inner circle of advisors, another signal that Microsoft is giving the Windows business more visibility and prominence (again).

Starting in mid-September, Microsoft will be advising Chromebook users who want to run Office to use the web-based Office apps and will no longer enable them to run the native Office Android apps.

Microsoft's next version of Windows Server, designated as a Long Term Servicing Channel Release, is now available to customers.

In the latest Windows Insider Preview builds, you can install everything you need to run WSL just by running wsl.exe --install. We’re excited to announce that this functionality is now officially backported to Windows 10 version 2004 and higher, which will make installing WSL on those builds much easier!
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This post is written by Erika Sweet, a Program Manager on Microsoft’s C++ Team.

Visual Studio 2022 introduces a native WSL 2 toolset for C++ development. This toolset is available now in Visual Studio 2022 version 17.0 Preview 2. WSL 2 is the new,
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It’s Windows Terminal release day! This release introduces Windows Terminal Preview to version 1.10 and Windows Terminal will be updated to version 1.9 soon. Windows Terminal will include all of the features listed in the 1.9 blog post except for the default terminal setting and the ability to edit actions using the settings UI.
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We started a journey to build a native package manager for Windows 10 when we announced the Windows Package Manager preview at Microsoft Build 2020. We released the project on GitHub as an open-source collaborative effort and the community engagement has been wonderful to experience!
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A year ago at BUILD 2020 we introduced our goal to bring Linux GUI applications to the Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) to run Linux GUI applications. We are proud to announce the first preview of this highly anticipated and open source feature!
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If you landed on this blog, you’ve probably seen our announcement for GUI applications support in the Windows Subsystem for Linux being available to Windows Insiders and looking for more details on how WSLg was built. If so, you’ve come to the right place!
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