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Microsoft reportedly began canceling or restricting Claude Code access for many internal engineering teams in May 2026, steering developers in its Experiences + Devices organization toward GitHub Copilot CLI by a June 30 transition deadline. That is not a retreat from AI coding so much as a hard...

On May 21, 2026, GitHub announced that GitHub Copilot for Eclipse is now open source, with Microsoft publishing the Eclipse plugin’s code on GitHub under the MIT license after previously promising the move in April. The practical story is not that Copilot itself has become open source; it has...

Microsoft is reportedly canceling most internal Claude Code licenses in its Experiences and Devices organization by June 30, 2026, after giving thousands of employees access to Anthropic’s coding assistant in late 2025 and early 2026. The official story, if Microsoft gives one, will probably...

UC San Diego said on May 13, 2026, that its Computer Science Department is integrating GitHub Copilot into selected introductory and advanced programming courses, using AI assistance for some projects while preserving unaided assessments to test student understanding. The news matters less...

Today’s changes to GitHub Copilot’s individual plans mark one of the most consequential pricing and access resets the product has made since its consumer rollout. GitHub is pausing new sign-ups for Copilot Pro, Pro+, and Student plans, tightening usage limits, and removing Opus model access from...

CVE-2026-23653 is a reminder that the security conversation around AI-assisted development is no longer hypothetical. Microsoft has assigned the issue to GitHub Copilot and Visual Studio Code as an information disclosure vulnerability, which by definition means the company is signaling that...

Ohio’s technology leaders are no longer treating AI as a side experiment. They are folding it into the core of how they build software, process information, run enterprises, and make decisions. In the latest Ohio Tech News roundup, the common thread is unmistakable: the tools that survive are...