Speech recognition systems understand white people
They are more like us
Speech recognition systems from five of the world's biggest tech companies -- Amazon, Apple, Google, IBM and Microsoft -- make far fewer errors with users who are white than with users who are black.
Microsoft Teams crashes under coronavirus pressure
Cloud had no silver lining
Microsoft Teams was not ready for huge numbers of people working from home due to the coronavirus.
Windows 10 now on a billion machines
If you don’t want it you have to self-isolate
Windows 10 is now running on over 1 billion monthly active devices, just six months after passing the 900 million device milestone.
Microsoft spills the beans on Xbox Series X
Full specs out
Microsoft has provided detailed tech specs for its forthcoming Xbox Series X gaming console.
Bill Gates quits Microsoft
More time to fight the mosquito
Microsoft’s software King of the World, Sir William Gates III, has abdicated from his throne at Microsoft to devote more time to fighting his sworn enemy, the mosquito and other good works.
US DoD reconsiders JEDI deal
Microsoft may not get it after all
The US Department of Defense (DoD) is seeking court permission to reconsider certain aspects of its decision to award a $10 billion cloud computing contract to Microsoft.
Vole suffers a bad case of unpatched flaw on its SMB
Despite Microsoft’s time and money it still has more holes than Blackburn
Insecurity experts have found another unpatched vulnerability in version 3.1.1 of the Server Message Block (SMB) -- the service that's used to share files, printers, and other resources on local networks and over the internet.
Microsoft might lose JEDI case
The Force is not with it, claims Amazon boss's official organ
A federal judge said in court documents that Amazon's protest lawsuit over rival Microsoft being awarded a highly lucrative defence project was "likely to succeed on the merits" of one of its main arguments.
Brave sends the least data home
Edge tells Microsoft what you had for dinner
New academic research published the phone-home features of six of today's most popular browsers and found that the Brave browser sent the smallest amount of data about its users.
Microsoft tells workers to stay at home
Microsoft fears more bugs
Software King of the World Microsoft has told its minions to stay at home and work to limit exposure to the spreading coronavirus outbreak, as it responded to cases near its Seattle headquarters and in California.