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China successfully accessed US ambassador Nicholas Burns’s emails in ‘sophisticated’ hacking attack

In a latest series of cyberattack, thousands of US government emails believed to be compromised

The Independent UK

How to highlight duplicates in Excel

We're going to teach you the ways of Excel, that is how to highlight duplicates in Excel.

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OpenAI backs idea of requiring licenses for advanced AI systems

An internal policy memo drafted by OpenAI shows the company supports the idea of requiring government licenses from anyone who wants to develop advanced artificial intelligence systems. The document also suggests the company is willing to pull back the curtain on the data it uses to train image generators.

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US ambassador to Beijing targeted in Chinese cyber-attack – report

Nicholas Burns’ emails reportedly accessed in hack that exploited flaw in Microsoft system and took Washington by surprise

The Guardian - US

US FTC pauses in-house trial for the Microsoft Activision deal

A new report indicates that the FTC will pause its trial against Microsoft's ABK acquisition.

Windows Central

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella has now made $1 billion

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella has reportedly brought in $1 billion since entering his current role in the company.

Windows Central

ChatGPT Needs Apple More Than Apple Needs ChatGPT

According to Bloomberg, Apple may join the fray and offer its own chatbot alternative to Google's Bard and OpenAI's ChatGPT.

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Microsoft's stock has risen almost 1,000% since CEO Satya Nadella took the job in 2014, netting him a reported $1 billion in compensation since then.

Microsoft’s stock surged to an all-time high Tuesday after the company announced it would offer a $30-per-month subscription for a suite of A.I.-powered Office products.

Fortune

This Microsoft Teams feature saves you from having to put on makeup

Microsoft has debuted a new app in Teams dubbed the New Maybelline Beauty App. The app allows users to "adjust their personal style quickly and easily from within a Teams meeting."

Windows Central

Surface Laptop Studio 2 revealed: Specs, design, new features, and everything we know so far

Microsoft's upcoming Surface Laptop Studio 2 is in the works, and we're expecting to see it launch at some point later this year. Here's what we know so far.

Windows Central

‌Compite Musk Contra OpenAI‌

‌Elon Musk fue de los cofundadores de OpenAI y llegó a ser copresidente, antes de abandonarla en 2018. Redacción Negocios Now Elon Musk presentó su empresa de inteligencia artificial xAI.

Zenger

Facebook's ChatGPT rival will be 100% free to use — what we know

Social media giant Meta has doubled down on the open-source approach and said its ChatGPT rival will be free for all users.

Tom’s Guide

Microsoft is making some cloud security tools free following recent major hacks

Experts criticize Microsoft for its tiered approach to security, and the company is now changing its approach.

TechRadar

Microsoft's militarized HoloLens to enter next wave of testing to see if it still sickens soldiers

Microsoft has been working on a version of its HoloLens headset for the U.S. Army for years. The device will enter another phase of testing next month.

Windows Central

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‘Barbie’ movie marketing mania has companies thinking pink

There are pink benches at bus stops and pink clothing displayed in store windows. Microsoft’s XBox has come up with a Barbie console series and HGTV is hosting a four-part “Barbie Dreamhouse Challenge.”

TechRadar

Upgraded Microsoft Hololens is on the way, but the US Army will get it first

Bulky, nauseating Microsoft Hololens devices are being replaced by slimmer and lighter models ready for US Army testing.

Windows Central

Microsoft's new default font is already here Insiders

Microsoft announced that it would change the default font for its Office apps from Calibri to Aptos (Bierstadt). And while the company only indicated that the change would be implemented "over the next few months," it's already rolling out to Insiders.

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Forget the Apple Watch Ultra 2! Who else is excited to put their finger in Samsung’s ring?

Samsung Galaxy Ring has rapidly spun from an unearthed patent into a potential spotlight stealer for July's Galaxy Unpacked event, here's a quick peek at Samsung's ring.

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Watch out - that unexpected Microsoft alert could well be a phishing attack

Microsoft, Google, and Apple customers among those frequently being targeted by phishing emails.

Windows Central

The latest Windows 11 cumulative update has a hidden change beneficial for gamers

Microsoft snuck out a fix for a bug that caused stuttering when using certain combinations of mice and PCs.

Fortune

Apple is reportedly building an ‘Apple GPT’ to rival OpenAI—with the news adding $71 billion to its multitrillion dollar market value

The tech giant has been notably absent from Big Tech’s generative A.I. race.

TechRadar

Windows 11 could get a smart feature to help you save money on energy bills

We all want to get those energy bills down, and a new panel Microsoft is experimenting with might help to that end.

Windows Central

Microsoft Edge brings back EPUB support, but it's not the same as before

EPUB support has surprisingly returned to Microsoft Edge via the latest release of Microsoft Edge Canary, version 117.0.1989.0.

TechRadar

Google just made life much easier for Windows 11 users with Android phones

Got an Android phone? And a Windows 11 PC? Google’s Nearby Share app is a must-have.

TechRadar

Microsoft Office security scams are on the rise - here's what you need to know

Old Microsoft Office vulnerabilities continue to be fruitful for attackers simply because users aren’t applying security fixes.

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