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Amazon Paused Rollout of Microsoft Office for a Year After Hacks
Amazon paused the rollout after Microsoft discovered a Russia-linked hacker group had gained access to some of its employees’ email accounts. After conducting its own analysis of the software, Amazon asked for changes to guard against unauthorised access and create a more detailed accounting of user activity in the apps
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IBM Releases New AI Models for Businesses as GenAI Competition Heats Up
IBM is looking to capitalise on the surge in enterprises adopting generative AI technology. 'Granite 3.0' models will be made open-source. This approach differs from rivals such as Microsoft that charge customers for access to their models.
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Oppo, OnePlus, and Realme Phones to Gain Phone Link, Link to Windows Support, But There's a Catch
Oppo, OnePlus, and Realme phones have gained Phone Link and Link to Windows, according to an updated support document from Microsoft. Announced at the recently concluded 2023 Oppo Developers Conference, compatible handsets will apparently require a software update to the latest version of ColorOS (Oppo), OxygenOS (OnePlus), and Realme UI (Realme) i...
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To Compete With ChatGPT, Google To Release AI Software Gemini
Alphabet's Google has given a small group of companies access to an early version of Gemini, its conversational artificial intelligence software, The Information reported on Thursday.
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Microsoft to Charge More for AI Features in Office 365 Software, Make More Secure Version of Bing Search
Microsoft on Tuesday said it would charge at least 53 percent more to access new artificial intelligence features in its widely used office software, in a glimpse at the windfall it hopes to reap from the technology.
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China Unveils Its Own Open-Source Operating System for Computers to Rival Windows, MacOS
China has launched its first homegrown open-source operating system for computers, state media said on Thursday, as Beijing seeks to reduce its foreign dependence at a time of increased rivalry with the United States.
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Microsoft Says Service Outages in Early June Were Caused by Cyberattacks; No Evidence of Data Breach
Microsoft said on Friday that the outages that affected certain services of the company through some of the earlier days of this month were the result of cyberattacks, but said it saw no evidence of any customer data being accessed or compromised.
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Microsoft 365 Services Back Up After Hours of Outage That Affected Thousands
Microsoft said on Monday that it had restored its online services after an outage affected thousands of users of its 365 software suite, including Teams and Outlook, for more than two hours. "We have resolved an issue preventing users from accessing some of our services," a Microsoft spokesperson said.
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OpenAI Makes ChatGPT Available for Companies to Integrate in Apps
OpenAI is making its ChatGPT tool available to companies to incorporate into their own apps as it seeks commercial uses for the wildly popular chatbot. The company, which introduced ChatGPT to the public in November, is now offering paid access for businesses and developers who want to use the software’s ability to answer questions and generate t...
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Hogwarts Legacy Sets Biggest Single-Player Game Record on Twitch With 1.28 Million Viewers
Hogwarts Legacy has set a new record as the biggest single-player game streamed on Twitch. With 1.28 million concurrent viewers, the open-world Harry Potter RPG has dethroned Cyberpunk 2077 from the position. Additionally, Hogwarts Legacy is now the second-highest player peak in history, for any paid, single-player only game. Hogwarts Legacy launch...
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Microsoft Reportedly Left Users Vulnerable for Years Due to Out-of-Date Driver List: All Details
Microsoft has reportedly failed to protect Windows PCs from malicious drivers for years. This has been the cause of people getting exposed to a type of cyberattack called Bring Your Own Vulnerable Driver (BYOVD) that gave hackers direct access to the PCs running on Windows.
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Players With Disabilities Score in Video Game World
Long neglected by the industry, the issue of accessibility is increasingly front of mind for game makers. There are financial as well as ethical reasons for opening doors to even more players in the multi-billion dollar industry. According to the World Health Organization, more than a billion people live with some form of disability.
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'The Internet's on Fire': A Software Bug That Is Threatening Companies Around the World
A critical computer vulnerability in a widely used software tool is rapidly emerging as a major threat to organisations around the world.
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SolarWinds Hackers Said to Have Stolen Sensitive US Data on Russia Sanctions, Intelligence Probes
Russian hackers suspected have used SolarWinds and Microsoft software to burrow into US federal agencies are said to have accessed information about US counter-intelligence investigations, policy on sanctioning Russian individuals and the country’s response to COVID-19.
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Microsoft Outlook Hack ‘Active Threat’, Says White House Despite Patch
White House has said the Microsoft Outlook hack that is said to have compromised 20,000 US organisations was still an “active threat” and that network operators should “take it very seriously”. This is despite Microsoft releasing a patch last week.
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Amazon Paused Rollout of Microsoft Office for a Year After Hacks
Amazon paused the rollout after Microsoft discovered a Russia-linked hacker group had gained access to some of its employees’ email accounts. After conducting its own analysis of the software, Amazon asked for changes to guard against unauthorised access and create a more detailed accounting of user activity in the apps
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IBM Releases New AI Models for Businesses as GenAI Competition Heats Up
IBM is looking to capitalise on the surge in enterprises adopting generative AI technology. 'Granite 3.0' models will be made open-source. This approach differs from rivals such as Microsoft that charge customers for access to their models.
-
Oppo, OnePlus, and Realme Phones to Gain Phone Link, Link to Windows Support, But There's a Catch
Oppo, OnePlus, and Realme phones have gained Phone Link and Link to Windows, according to an updated support document from Microsoft. Announced at the recently concluded 2023 Oppo Developers Conference, compatible handsets will apparently require a software update to the latest version of ColorOS (Oppo), OxygenOS (OnePlus), and Realme UI (Realme) i...
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To Compete With ChatGPT, Google To Release AI Software Gemini
Alphabet's Google has given a small group of companies access to an early version of Gemini, its conversational artificial intelligence software, The Information reported on Thursday.
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Microsoft to Charge More for AI Features in Office 365 Software, Make More Secure Version of Bing Search
Microsoft on Tuesday said it would charge at least 53 percent more to access new artificial intelligence features in its widely used office software, in a glimpse at the windfall it hopes to reap from the technology.
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China Unveils Its Own Open-Source Operating System for Computers to Rival Windows, MacOS
China has launched its first homegrown open-source operating system for computers, state media said on Thursday, as Beijing seeks to reduce its foreign dependence at a time of increased rivalry with the United States.
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Microsoft Says Service Outages in Early June Were Caused by Cyberattacks; No Evidence of Data Breach
Microsoft said on Friday that the outages that affected certain services of the company through some of the earlier days of this month were the result of cyberattacks, but said it saw no evidence of any customer data being accessed or compromised.
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Microsoft 365 Services Back Up After Hours of Outage That Affected Thousands
Microsoft said on Monday that it had restored its online services after an outage affected thousands of users of its 365 software suite, including Teams and Outlook, for more than two hours. "We have resolved an issue preventing users from accessing some of our services," a Microsoft spokesperson said.
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OpenAI Makes ChatGPT Available for Companies to Integrate in Apps
OpenAI is making its ChatGPT tool available to companies to incorporate into their own apps as it seeks commercial uses for the wildly popular chatbot. The company, which introduced ChatGPT to the public in November, is now offering paid access for businesses and developers who want to use the software’s ability to answer questions and generate t...
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Hogwarts Legacy Sets Biggest Single-Player Game Record on Twitch With 1.28 Million Viewers
Hogwarts Legacy has set a new record as the biggest single-player game streamed on Twitch. With 1.28 million concurrent viewers, the open-world Harry Potter RPG has dethroned Cyberpunk 2077 from the position. Additionally, Hogwarts Legacy is now the second-highest player peak in history, for any paid, single-player only game. Hogwarts Legacy launch...
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Microsoft Reportedly Left Users Vulnerable for Years Due to Out-of-Date Driver List: All Details
Microsoft has reportedly failed to protect Windows PCs from malicious drivers for years. This has been the cause of people getting exposed to a type of cyberattack called Bring Your Own Vulnerable Driver (BYOVD) that gave hackers direct access to the PCs running on Windows.
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Players With Disabilities Score in Video Game World
Long neglected by the industry, the issue of accessibility is increasingly front of mind for game makers. There are financial as well as ethical reasons for opening doors to even more players in the multi-billion dollar industry. According to the World Health Organization, more than a billion people live with some form of disability.
-
'The Internet's on Fire': A Software Bug That Is Threatening Companies Around the World
A critical computer vulnerability in a widely used software tool is rapidly emerging as a major threat to organisations around the world.
-
SolarWinds Hackers Said to Have Stolen Sensitive US Data on Russia Sanctions, Intelligence Probes
Russian hackers suspected have used SolarWinds and Microsoft software to burrow into US federal agencies are said to have accessed information about US counter-intelligence investigations, policy on sanctioning Russian individuals and the country’s response to COVID-19.
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Microsoft Outlook Hack ‘Active Threat’, Says White House Despite Patch
White House has said the Microsoft Outlook hack that is said to have compromised 20,000 US organisations was still an “active threat” and that network operators should “take it very seriously”. This is despite Microsoft releasing a patch last week.
