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Asus Vivobook S14, Vivobook S14 Flip With 13th Gen Intel Core i5 Processors Launched in India
Asus Vivobook S14 and Asus Vivobook S14 Flip have been launched in India, with 13th Gen Intel Core i5 processors and 16GB RAM. Both laptops feature 14-inch displays, with the Flip model sporting a touch screen and stylus support. They run on Windows 11, and come with Microsoft Office 2024 and a one-year Microsoft 365 Basic subscription.
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Electronic Arts to Lay Off 5 Percent of Workforce, Reduce Office Space
Electronic Arts will reduce 5 percent of its workforce as part of a restructuring plan that also includes a reduction in real estate, the company said on Wednesday, as the video game industry struggles to grow amid high interest rates.
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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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Microsoft Said to Have Offered to Charge for Its Office Product to Address EU Antitrust Concerns
Microsoft has offered to charge different prices for its Office product with and without its Teams app to stave off a possible EU antitrust investigation and fine, two people familiar with the matter said. Microsoft has been seeking to address the EU competition enforcer's concerns since last year after Salesforce-owned workspace messaging app Slac...
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Microsoft's Windows Chief Terry Myerson to Depart in Biggest Reorganisation in Years
Microsoft Chief Executive Officer Satya Nadella on Thursday unveiled the company's biggest reorganisation in three years.
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Baidu Names Former Microsoft Executive As COO
Qi Lu, who was an executive vice president at Microsoft and headed its unit in charge of Office, Bing and Skype until last September, will help develop artificial intelligence as a key strategic focus for Baidu over the next decade.
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Microsoft May Cut 1,850 Jobs As Satya Nadella Pares Phone Ambitions
Microsoft Corp. will cut as many as 1,850 jobs and take a new impairment charge as Chief Executive Officer Satya Nadella pares back the company's ambitions in smartphones.
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Microsoft sued over browser miscue that led to $731 million fine
The lawsuit, brought by shareholder Kim Barovic in federal court in Seattle on Friday, charges that directors and executives, including founder Bill Gates and former Chief Executive Officer Steve Ballmer, failed to manage the company properly and that the board's investigation was insufficient into how the miscue occurred.
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Coming soon: Microsoft's first quarterly loss in history
The $ 6.2 bn writeoff is expected to hand Microsoft its first quarterly loss - on paper - since going public in 1986.
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Asus Vivobook S14, Vivobook S14 Flip With 13th Gen Intel Core i5 Processors Launched in India
Asus Vivobook S14 and Asus Vivobook S14 Flip have been launched in India, with 13th Gen Intel Core i5 processors and 16GB RAM. Both laptops feature 14-inch displays, with the Flip model sporting a touch screen and stylus support. They run on Windows 11, and come with Microsoft Office 2024 and a one-year Microsoft 365 Basic subscription.
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Electronic Arts to Lay Off 5 Percent of Workforce, Reduce Office Space
Electronic Arts will reduce 5 percent of its workforce as part of a restructuring plan that also includes a reduction in real estate, the company said on Wednesday, as the video game industry struggles to grow amid high interest rates.
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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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Microsoft Said to Have Offered to Charge for Its Office Product to Address EU Antitrust Concerns
Microsoft has offered to charge different prices for its Office product with and without its Teams app to stave off a possible EU antitrust investigation and fine, two people familiar with the matter said. Microsoft has been seeking to address the EU competition enforcer's concerns since last year after Salesforce-owned workspace messaging app Slac...
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Microsoft's Windows Chief Terry Myerson to Depart in Biggest Reorganisation in Years
Microsoft Chief Executive Officer Satya Nadella on Thursday unveiled the company's biggest reorganisation in three years.
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Baidu Names Former Microsoft Executive As COO
Qi Lu, who was an executive vice president at Microsoft and headed its unit in charge of Office, Bing and Skype until last September, will help develop artificial intelligence as a key strategic focus for Baidu over the next decade.
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Microsoft May Cut 1,850 Jobs As Satya Nadella Pares Phone Ambitions
Microsoft Corp. will cut as many as 1,850 jobs and take a new impairment charge as Chief Executive Officer Satya Nadella pares back the company's ambitions in smartphones.
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Microsoft sued over browser miscue that led to $731 million fine
The lawsuit, brought by shareholder Kim Barovic in federal court in Seattle on Friday, charges that directors and executives, including founder Bill Gates and former Chief Executive Officer Steve Ballmer, failed to manage the company properly and that the board's investigation was insufficient into how the miscue occurred.
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Coming soon: Microsoft's first quarterly loss in history
The $ 6.2 bn writeoff is expected to hand Microsoft its first quarterly loss - on paper - since going public in 1986.
