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Microsoft confirms Copilot ‘super app’ coming this year Read More »
Microsoft went into its earnings facing one question: is the vast AI spending working? The numbers said yes, mostly. Revenue rose 18% to $90bn for the quarter to 30 June, and net income climbed 31% to $35.8bn, the company reported. Microsoft Cloud brought in $59.3bn, up 27%. The shares rose about 2% after hours. Azure […]
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Microsoft’s Azure just crossed $100bn a year, and the AI bet mostly paid off Read More »
Xbox revenue drops 10 percent as Microsoft’s cloud and AI business surges Read More »
Options traders are positioning for a swing of roughly $190 billion in Microsoft’s market value after its results, an unusually large bet on a single earnings report. The pricing, reported by Reuters on 29 July, implies a move of about 6.6% in either direction once the fiscal fourth-quarter numbers land. That is well above Microsoft’s […]
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Traders price an outsized Microsoft move as AI capex scrutiny mounts Read More »
Xbox outage shouldn’t have affected games on disc, Microsoft confirms Read More »
AI-discovered vulnerabilities are arriving at roughly twice last year’s rate. Almost none of them are being exploited. The US National Vulnerabilities Database recorded 45,207 software flaws between January and 27 July, already approaching the whole of 2025, which was itself a record. On that trajectory the year ends at roughly double the 2025 total, Bloomberg […]
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AI is finding twice as many software flaws. Almost none get exploited. Read More »
Perplexity’s Personal Computer turns Windows PCs into AI agents Read More »
Microsoft announced Project Perception on Monday, an agentic security system that coordinates three classes of AI agents in a continuous loop: red team agents that find vulnerabilities before attackers do, blue team agents that investigate and assess which risks are meaningful, and green team agents that fix defences across the environment. The system enters public […]
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Microsoft is seeking permission to appeal to the UK Supreme Court after losing twice in the ValueLicensing case over whether businesses can legally resell surplus on-premise software licences. The Competition Appeal Tribunal ruled in 2025 that resale and subdivision of Microsoft licences did not infringe copyright. Microsoft appealed and lost again on July 7. An […]
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Microsoft pursues Supreme Court appeal in £270 million software resale case Read More »