Microsoft is quietly testing a change that could significantly reshape how artificial intelligence features are managed inside enterprise Windows

Microsoft is quietly reshaping the future of online shopping by collapsing discovery, comparison, and payment into a single AI-powered conversation. With the

The idea that Microsoft has “killed” the Office brand is making the rounds again, fueled by viral social media posts and widespread misunderstanding of

Microsoft is pushing a bold message to PC users: the future of computing belongs to a new “class” of machines called Copilot+ PCs. According to the company,

Tech sleuths recently discovered a subtle new element in the latest Windows 11 preview builds—a hidden button in the File Explorer navigation bar. While

GitHub has officially announced the deprecation of select Copilot models across all its experiences, including Copilot Chat, inline edits, code completions,

GitHub has introduced several major upgrades to Copilot CLI since the last update. The new GPT-5 mini and GPT-4.1 models are now included in Copilot

Microsoft is accelerating its vision of AI-first development by bringing Copilot Studio directly into Visual Studio Code. With the public release of the

The update introduces support for additional APIs, expanded configuration options, and new provider integrations, making it easier for companies to leverage

GitHub has officially expanded the reach of its AI coding assistant by integrating Copilot with OpenCode, an open-source agent designed to help developers

Microsoft’s Copilot+ PCs arrive with a confident label and even bolder promises. The “Copilot” name already signals artificial intelligence at the core of