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Windows users and tech enthusiasts alike witnessed a whirlwind week marked by pivotal software updates, major developer conferences, and seismic shifts in the gaming and tech ecosystems. In the latest Windows Weekly episode, Leo Laporte, Richard Campbell, and Paul Thurrott dissected the latest...

When Microsoft speaks, the tech world listens—and lately, the volume of innovation coming from Redmond has reached a fever pitch. At the center of Microsoft’s latest strategy is a set of powerful new announcements aimed at streamlining agentic AI and increasing accessibility across enterprise...

At Microsoft's recent Build developer conference in Seattle, software engineer Joe Lopez was terminated after publicly protesting the company's provision of artificial intelligence (AI) technology to the Israeli military amid the ongoing Gaza conflict. Lopez interrupted CEO Satya Nadella's...

The atmosphere at Microsoft Build 2025, typically a stage for unveiling Windows innovations and developer tools, shifted dramatically this year as ongoing global tensions and high-stakes business decisions collided in full view of both attendees and the online audience. Across the multi-day...

Microsoft's recent developer conference was notably disrupted by a pro-Palestinian protest, highlighting ongoing internal tensions over the company's business engagements. During CEO Satya Nadella's keynote address, firmware engineer Joe Lopez interrupted, accusing Microsoft of complicity in...

Microsoft's recent decision to integrate Elon Musk's xAI models into its Azure cloud platform marks a significant shift in the tech giant's artificial intelligence (AI) strategy. This move not only diversifies Microsoft's AI offerings but also reflects the evolving dynamics within the AI...

When Microsoft’s flagship developer conference convenes again at the Seattle Convention Center, the tech world will turn its gaze not just to keynote announcements and developer deep-dives, but to the ongoing transformation of the Windows ecosystem itself. As the curtain rises on Microsoft Build...

It’s that time again when the Seattle Convention Center becomes a nexus for developers, tech leaders, and enthusiasts as Microsoft Build returns—this year unfolding both in person and online from May 19 to 22. For anyone invested in the Microsoft ecosystem, from Azure architects to GitHub...

Microsoft Build 2025 is set to commence on Monday, May 19, at 8:45 a.m. PT, beginning with the announcement of this year's Imagine Cup winner, followed by the opening keynote and a series of news announcements starting at 9 a.m. PT. The conference will be held in Seattle from May 19 to May 22...

The anticipation around Microsoft Build is palpable as developers, IT professionals, and technology enthusiasts worldwide await a wealth of product announcements, technical deep-dives, and visionary updates direct from Redmond. As the city of Seattle prepares to host waves of attendees both in...

Microsoft's annual developer conference, Microsoft Build, is set to take place from May 19 to 22, 2025. This year's event is poised to showcase significant advancements in artificial intelligence (AI), particularly focusing on the evolution of Microsoft's Copilot feature and enhancements to...

The tech world is abuzz as two of its titans—Microsoft and Google—prepare to showcase their visions for the AI-powered future at their flagship developer conferences: Microsoft Build and Google I/O. These gatherings aren’t just pep rallies or product expos; they’re seismic moments signaling how...

In the latest episode of Windows Weekly, titled "Flocculation and Saponification," hosts Leo Laporte, Richard Campbell, and Paul Thurrott delve into a range of topics pertinent to the Windows ecosystem and broader tech industry. The discussion encompasses user privacy concerns, the forthcoming...

Microsoft is pulling back the curtain on its much-anticipated annual developer conference, Microsoft Build, scheduled to take place from May 19 to 22, 2025, in the vibrant tech hub of Seattle. As the spring season ushers in a fresh wave of innovations, this year’s Build is particularly promising...

Microsoft is gearing up to ignite the developer community once again with its Build conference starting on May 19th, 2025. For Windows enthusiasts and developers alike, this isn’t just another industry event—it's a pivotal moment to witness firsthand the next wave of technological innovation...

Microsoft enthusiasts and Windows aficionados, mark your calendars! From May 19th to May 22nd, the pulse of the tech industry will resonate from Seattle’s vibrant heart at the Seattle Convention Centre. This year’s Microsoft Build conference promises to deliver a spectacular week of innovation...

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Paul Thurrott's Supersite for Windows And as I’ve been saying all along, the past (i.e. Windows 7 and its schedule) is a great indicator of what will happen this time. Speaking at the start-up LAUNCH event at the Microsoft Silicon Valley campus this week, Microsoft Corporate VP Dan'l...

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Microsoft's CEO Steve Ballmer has officially confirmed today, during a developer conference in Tokyo, that the next version of Windows will be called Windows 8 and will debut in 2012. More details on Windows 8 could emerge at the upcoming D: All Things Digital conference, where Steven Sinofsky...