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Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella describes a three-pronged gaming approach, across Xbox console, PC, and mobile

Microsoft's gaming operation grew by a whopping 61% last quarter, largely on the back of Activision Blizzard and services, rather than hardware. What does that mean for traditional Xbox platforms? It seems Microsoft isn't done yet.

Windows Central

Microsoft beats revenue forecasts but poor performance of cloud services drags share price

Firm’s earnings were up 15% year-on-year, but Azure’s lower returns resulted in share prices falling by as much as 7%

The Guardian - US

Microsoft Cloud Unit Miss Dulls Bright Earnings

Microsoft shares slipped Tuesday after the tech giant reported quarterly profit climbed but its crucial cloud computing unit missed expectations.

International Business Times

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Microsoft earnings preview: Cloud computing key to AI revenue

Microsoft shareholders have become accustomed to good news from CEO Satya Nadella and CFO Amy Hood.

Fortune

Apple throws critical privacy jabs at Google Chrome to keep millions of iPhone users hooked on Safari

As part of Apple's plan to keep iPhone users 'glued' to Safari, it has highlighted two critical privacy issues riddling Google Chrome's user experience.

Windows Central

Microsoft brings controversial AI app to iPhone and Android devices

One of the most controversial AI apps of 2024 arrives on iOS and Android as Microsoft brings AI magic to images on the go.

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APS 'dependence' on foreign AI crowding out Canberra firms

Default opinion is good tech 'must come from Silicon Valley.'

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Microsoft and Google's electricity consumption surpasses the power usage of over 100 countries

In 2023, Microsoft and Google consumed 48 TWh of electricity. According to a detailed analysis by Michael Thomas, this surpasses the power consumption of over 100 nations, including Ghana, Tunisia, and more.

Windows Central

4 counterintuitive leadership strategies that separate excellent CEOs

The CEO role is, in may ways, superhuman, says a McKinsey senior partner.

Fortune

Here's how top CEOs and execs are reacting to the Trump rally shooting; Bill Ackman to announce endorsement

"I pray for President Trump’s rapid recovery. My thoughts are with him, the other victims and the Trump family. I strongly condemn this violence," Apple CEO Tim Cook said.

Fortune

Microsoft’s climbdown over its creepy Recall feature shows its AI strategy is far from intelligent

The tech company’s new Windows machines can take constant screenshots of users’ every action – quelle surprise, it’s a privacy minefield

The Guardian - UK

Why Hyatt's CEO says 'seeing around corners' isn't a skill he values in a successor

Hyatt CEO Mark Hoplamazian detailed the skills he wants in a successor and why succession planning can be a hindrance to future CEOs.

Fortune

Fortune's first-ever Southeast Asia 500 list captures a high-growth economy

Fortune's inaugural Southeast Asia 500 ranks the region's top companies by revenue.

Fortune

Microsoft Delays Recall Feature In New Windows Laptops

Microsoft delays Recall feature in new laptops with Windows to focus on AI integration and security.

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The Independent UK

Microsoft delays controversial AI Recall feature on new Windows computers

New laptops equipped with Microsoft Windows start shipping to customers next week but without a flagship feature called Recall that drew concerns about privacy and cybersecurity

Salon

Whistleblower: Microsoft left US at risk

Russian hackers used the weakness to breach the National Nuclear Security Administration and others

Fortune

Adapt or die: Is the future bright for business amidst the AI boom?

Most companies have a short lifespan before falling victim to the latest technology—this year's Fortune 500 list proves otherwise.

Fortune

Microsoft's Satya Nadella is the leader Fortune 500 CEOs admire most. This management philosophy helps explain why

Microsoft's Satya Nadella’s peers look him to him more than any other Fortune 500 CEO

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The Times of India

T20 World Cup: India-Pakistan clash could fetch $4,800 a second as cricket makes US push

Global firms are splurging on advertising for the upcoming cricket match between India and Pakistan held in the US, tapping into the spending power of the South Asian Diaspora.

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Every chipmaker was all-in on AI in their Computex 2024 keynote and Microsoft was at the center every time

Microsoft used very similar video footage of Chairman and CEO Satya Nadella for the AMD, Qualcomm, and Intel keynotes at Computex.

Fortune

The 70th edition of the Fortune 500 shows how the biggest businesses stay successful for decades

Can Microsoft follow in the footsteps of General Motors, Exxon Mobil, and Johnson & Johnson?

Fortune

Profits are up, AI is ascendant, and California is back on top in the 70th edition of the Fortune 500

Yet despite constant change over the decades, 49 companies on 1955's first-ever Fortune 500 ranking are still on the list today.

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Qualcomm leans heavily into the future of AI at Computex keynote

Qualcomm kicked off Computex with a Copilot+ PC sizzle reel, entirely shot on Snapdragon. The short video was based around the concept of “The PC Reborn '' with Snapdragon X and Copilot+.

International Business Times

AMD Unveils New AI Chips To Challenge Nvidia

AMD on Monday announced its new artificial intelligence chips for everything from cutting-edge data centres to advanced laptops, ramping up its challenge to the runaway market leader Nvidia.

Windows Central

The enormity of Microsoft's Windows Phone shut-down mistake is becoming increasingly clear in the AI era

Microsoft killed its Windows Phone platform a few years ago with little forethought or care. Now with new computing paradigms rolling into view with AI, Microsoft is set to be left out in the cold without a mobility platform to deliver it.

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