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Steve Jobs' "3rd-Rate Products" Jab Goes Viral Amid Microsoft Outage
Microsoft makes "third-rate products" - Apple co-founder Steve Jobs' damning assessment of the Seattle-based software giant, made back in 1995, went viral Friday as the company battles a major Windows outage issue.
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Chinese Hackers Breached US Government Emails Through Microsoft Cloud: Report
The breaches have been mitigated, as per the officials, but an FBI investigation is underway.
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Google Accuses Microsoft of Anti-Competitive Cloud Practices, Raises Concern With EU Antitrust Regulators
Alphabet's Google Cloud has accused Microsoft of anti-competitive cloud computing practices and criticised imminent deals with European cloud vendors, saying these do not solve broader concerns about its licensing terms.
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Microsoft to Implement Cloud Computing Changes for Service Providers From October 1
Microsoft to implement the cloud computing changes from October 1. Microsoft’s revised deals will let customers use their licenses on any European cloud provider delivering services to their own data centres. Company President Brad Smith had first announced these changes in May.
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Microsoft Cloud for Sovereignty for Governments Launched; Aims to Compete With Amazon, Google
Microsoft Cloud for sovereignty was announced by the company on Tuesday as the company’s public cloud for government customers. The ‘sovereign’ cloud service will offer customers greater control over their data, and is expected to help the company better compete with rivals such as Amazon Web Services and Alphabet's Google.
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Microsoft Expects Double-Digit Growth for This Year as Demand for Cloud Computing Services Rise
Microsoft forecast double-digit revenue growth for this year, driven by demand for cloud computing services, as its shares jumped about four percent.
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Windows 365 Free Trial Programme Paused Due to ‘Significant Demand’ for Cloud PC Service
Windows 365 free trials have been paused just a day after Microsoft launched the cloud PC service. The Redmond company said that it received “significant demand” for Windows 365 following its debut.
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Microsoft Cloud PC Service Could Launch in June or July, Windows 10 Store App May Be Revamped
Microsoft could launch its Cloud PC service this year in June or July. The company is also said to be planning a major revamp of its Store app on Windows 10, which may be rolled out with the Sun Valley update.
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Microsoft Earnings Continue to Soar Due to Increased Demand for Cloud Services Amid Pandemic
Microsoft said its profit in the recently ended quarter continued to soar as the pandemic boosted a trend toward business being taken care of in the internet cloud.
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Verizon Signs Up Microsoft, Nokia to Help Clients Build Private 5G Networks
Verizon said on Monday it has struck deals with Microsoft and Nokia to improve the telecoms giant's ability to target business customers by offering clients the ability to automate factory floors, lower costs and speed up data traffic through private 5G networks.
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For Cloud Giants, Usage Soars but Tech Investment Delays Hobble Revenue Growth
The cloud provider sector saw first-quarter revenue growth of about 34 percent, less than the 37 percent growth in the fourth quarter, according to research company Canalys. It added there had been little change in market share for the top three in the $31 billion (2,34,000 crores) global industry.
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Microsoft Confirms Changes Are Coming as Layoff Rumours Abound
"Microsoft is implementing changes to better serve our customers and partners," a Microsoft spokesperson told AFP.
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Microsoft to Lay Off Thousands as It Focuses on Cloud Software: Reports
According to several news outlets, the software giant is set to cut thousands of jobs across the globe in an attempt to reorganise its sales force.
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Microsoft Offers Patent Troll Defence for Cloud Customers
Microsoft said customers of its cloud service could rely on any of 10,000 Microsoft patents free of charge to deter legal threats against them.
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Microsoft Cloud Services Get Government Accreditation
The accreditation empowers government agencies and departments in India to choose Microsoft Cloud to advance their digital transformation and optimise IT operations.
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Steve Jobs' "3rd-Rate Products" Jab Goes Viral Amid Microsoft Outage
Microsoft makes "third-rate products" - Apple co-founder Steve Jobs' damning assessment of the Seattle-based software giant, made back in 1995, went viral Friday as the company battles a major Windows outage issue.
-
Chinese Hackers Breached US Government Emails Through Microsoft Cloud: Report
The breaches have been mitigated, as per the officials, but an FBI investigation is underway.
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Google Accuses Microsoft of Anti-Competitive Cloud Practices, Raises Concern With EU Antitrust Regulators
Alphabet's Google Cloud has accused Microsoft of anti-competitive cloud computing practices and criticised imminent deals with European cloud vendors, saying these do not solve broader concerns about its licensing terms.
-
Microsoft to Implement Cloud Computing Changes for Service Providers From October 1
Microsoft to implement the cloud computing changes from October 1. Microsoft’s revised deals will let customers use their licenses on any European cloud provider delivering services to their own data centres. Company President Brad Smith had first announced these changes in May.
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Microsoft Cloud for Sovereignty for Governments Launched; Aims to Compete With Amazon, Google
Microsoft Cloud for sovereignty was announced by the company on Tuesday as the company’s public cloud for government customers. The ‘sovereign’ cloud service will offer customers greater control over their data, and is expected to help the company better compete with rivals such as Amazon Web Services and Alphabet's Google.
-
Microsoft Expects Double-Digit Growth for This Year as Demand for Cloud Computing Services Rise
Microsoft forecast double-digit revenue growth for this year, driven by demand for cloud computing services, as its shares jumped about four percent.
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Windows 365 Free Trial Programme Paused Due to ‘Significant Demand’ for Cloud PC Service
Windows 365 free trials have been paused just a day after Microsoft launched the cloud PC service. The Redmond company said that it received “significant demand” for Windows 365 following its debut.
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Microsoft Cloud PC Service Could Launch in June or July, Windows 10 Store App May Be Revamped
Microsoft could launch its Cloud PC service this year in June or July. The company is also said to be planning a major revamp of its Store app on Windows 10, which may be rolled out with the Sun Valley update.
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Microsoft Earnings Continue to Soar Due to Increased Demand for Cloud Services Amid Pandemic
Microsoft said its profit in the recently ended quarter continued to soar as the pandemic boosted a trend toward business being taken care of in the internet cloud.
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Verizon Signs Up Microsoft, Nokia to Help Clients Build Private 5G Networks
Verizon said on Monday it has struck deals with Microsoft and Nokia to improve the telecoms giant's ability to target business customers by offering clients the ability to automate factory floors, lower costs and speed up data traffic through private 5G networks.
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For Cloud Giants, Usage Soars but Tech Investment Delays Hobble Revenue Growth
The cloud provider sector saw first-quarter revenue growth of about 34 percent, less than the 37 percent growth in the fourth quarter, according to research company Canalys. It added there had been little change in market share for the top three in the $31 billion (2,34,000 crores) global industry.
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Microsoft Confirms Changes Are Coming as Layoff Rumours Abound
"Microsoft is implementing changes to better serve our customers and partners," a Microsoft spokesperson told AFP.
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Microsoft to Lay Off Thousands as It Focuses on Cloud Software: Reports
According to several news outlets, the software giant is set to cut thousands of jobs across the globe in an attempt to reorganise its sales force.
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Microsoft Offers Patent Troll Defence for Cloud Customers
Microsoft said customers of its cloud service could rely on any of 10,000 Microsoft patents free of charge to deter legal threats against them.
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Microsoft Cloud Services Get Government Accreditation
The accreditation empowers government agencies and departments in India to choose Microsoft Cloud to advance their digital transformation and optimise IT operations.
