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Microsoft is readying its campaign to notify Windows 8.1 users about the end-of-support date for the product: January 10, 2023.

Microsoft is adding more opt-in features to Edge to make it the best gaming browser.

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The pair-programming service is available for $10 per user per month or $100 per user per year. There are a couple of free options too.

WSL 2 distros are now supported on Windows Server

You can now use Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) 2 type distros on Windows Server 2022! We’re excited to make this change so that now you can have the same modern WSL experience whether you use a Windows with Server or Desktop SKU.
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Microsoft is limiting, and in some cases, dropping completely, some of its own facial-recognition technologies in order to meet its evolving ethical AI standards.

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Microsoft is adding the Microsoft Defender for Individuals to its Microsoft 365 Personal and Family subscriptions.

Microsoft's Viva Sales is the first of a number of role-based companion apps on which the company is working that integrate with Teams, Outlook and existing Office apps.

Today we’re introducing Viva Sales, a new seller experience application that brings together any customer relationship management technology (CRM), Microsoft 365 and Teams to provide a more streamlined and AI-powered selling experience. The past two ye...

Across the world, persons with disabilities remain invisible in the global development agenda. One key reason is because of variances in the availability and use of disability-disaggregated data across organizations and borders.   While it is estimated...

Microsoft is acquiring Miburo, a vendor specializing in detecting and countering foreign disinformation, and plans to make it part of its threat-intelligence operations.

Today, Microsoft is announcing that we have entered into an agreement to acquire Miburo, a cyber threat analysis and research company specializing in the detection of and response to foreign information operations. Microsoft detects and helps customers...

Microsoft is ending support for IE 11 on June 15, as planned. Here's which versions will no longer get security updates and what Microsoft says will happen next.

Microsoft is using machine-learning models to improve further the audio functionality in Teams.

Microsoft is adding more gaming integrations into Edge, working to make new games more discoverable, and is partnering with Samsung to bring its Xbox App to Samsung Smart TVs.

With Alex Kipman, the father of the HoloLens, leaving the company, Microsoft is splitting the team in two and looks to be doubling down on its enterprise metaverse push with Mesh.

Even though Windows 11 22H2 isn't expected to start rolling out to mainstream users until this fall, Microsoft is encouraging business users to start testing it via the Release Preview channel beginning now.

Over the past year at Microsoft Envision, the digital series we co-produce with Accenture and Avanade, we’ve heard from business leaders about how organizations can persevere in a time of ongoing disruption, as well as what it takes to build agility an...

Microsoft's guidance is changing for those who want and need to run Exchange Server on-premises. Here's the latest on what to expect and when.

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Microsoft is continuing to try to make inroads in the consumer subscription market, but its personal finance-management service isn't part of its future plan.

Microsoft is launching yet another newly branded suite of products, this time in the secure identity and access space: Microsoft Entra.

Microsoft is continuing to expand the capabilities of its AI services on Azure and Meta is taking notice.

It’s Microsoft Build! We have a Windows Terminal Preview release for you focused on fixing bugs and improving quality. This release also migrates Windows Terminal to version 1.13, which contains the new features defined in this previous blog post. As always,
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There's yet another new Microsoft platform in town: The Microsoft Intelligent Data Platform. Here's what this is and why app developers, chief data officers and IT pros should take note.

Microsoft is readying a custom virtualization service for developers, Microsoft Dev Box, that builds on top of Azure Virtual Desktop.

Microsoft is previewing a bunch of new capabilities for Teams and Power Platform developers, including a new capability to scan images and create custom Power Apps controls directly from them.

Microsoft and Qualcomm are working together on a new Windows-on-Arm-powered dev kiit and AI-infused apps are one of the main targets.

We’ve been busy improving the Windows Package Manager. Today I have the pleasure of announcing the availability of Windows Package Manager 1.2. It has been released to the Microsoft Store as an automatic update to the “App Installer” this morning. If you’re running Windows 10 (1809+) or Windows 11 you may already have it.
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Welcome to the first Windows Terminal release of 2022! This release will add the new features below to Windows Terminal Preview 1.13 and migrate Windows Terminal to version 1.12, which includes all of the features from this previous blog post. The Windows Terminal 1.12 build will be released through the Windows Insider Program before being delivered to retail versions of Windows.
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Hey everyone! We have an exciting new web show planned to launch next year called Windows Wednesday that we’d love to tell you more about. 🙂
What is Windows Wednesday?

Windows Wednesday is a weekly 30-minute live web show where we’ll talk about anything related to Windows.
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Hey Windows Terminal fans! This month we are delivering a servicing release and the next feature release is scheduled for January, so we figured we’d write a blog post discussing Windows Terminal as the default command line experience on Windows and what our future plans are.
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I’m a software engineer building tooling for Visual Studio and Visual Studio Code to support C++ embedded device development. These physical devices typically connect to a computer over USB, but we discovered we couldn’t use WSL to test our tools on Linux because it does not support USB.
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We are happy to announce, that in partnership with Intel, we are bringing support for hardware accelerated OneAPI/L0, OpenVINO and OpenCL on Intel GPUs to the Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL).

Support for these APIs in WSL further increases the choices of compute APIs available to developers and ensures the best performance and functionality can be achieved on Intel GPU platforms.
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Windows Terminal Preview 1.12 is here and it’s HUGE! This release adds the new features below to Windows Terminal Preview 1.12 and adds the features from this previous blog post to Windows Terminal 1.11. Windows Terminal 1.11 will also be receiving the Defaults page in the settings UI along with the default terminal functionality.
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