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Huddly’s argument — voiced by CEO Rósa Stensen in a recent interview — is simple and urgent: the next wave in collaboration technology is agentic, AI-native collaboration that amplifies human intelligence in the room rather than automating people out of the loop. Her company’s roadmap, she says...

Microsoft’s engineering gamble — to use AI to rewrite millions of lines of legacy C and C++ into Rust by 2030 — landed squarely in the spotlight this winter after a months‑long string of Windows 11 malfunctions and a formal Microsoft support advisory that traced the outages to XAML registration...

Microsoft’s latest prognosis — a seven‑point map of AI trends that the company says will shape the year ahead — marks a transition from AI as a toolbox to AI as a collaborator, an infrastructure redesign, and a new compute axis that includes quantum‑hybrid models. Background Microsoft’s forecast...

Microsoft’s CEO stepping into the Excel World Championship with a Copilot-powered agent at his side is more than a photo op — it’s a practical demonstration of a shift that’s quietly re‑architecting how knowledge work gets done: agentic AI is moving from “assistive” autocomplete into autonomous...

Microsoft, NVIDIA and Anthropic announced a sweeping three‑way strategic partnership that binds Anthropic’s Claude models to Microsoft Azure at massive scale, secures deep co‑engineering between Anthropic and NVIDIA on next‑generation hardware, and includes headline investment and compute...

OpenAI’s ChatGPT is no longer just a one‑on‑one assistant — it’s now a shared workspace: group chats let up to 20 people collaborate with ChatGPT in real time, and the feature is rolling out beyond pilot regions into wider markets, including availability for users in Singapore as the global...

Microsoft, NVIDIA and Anthropic’s announcement is a structural moment for the enterprise AI market: Anthropic will scale its Claude family on Microsoft Azure with a formal compute purchase commitment and new one‑gigawatt capacity plans; NVIDIA and Anthropic will enter a deep technology...

Microsoft’s latest one‑day push of AI partnerships and product updates marks a clear strategic acceleration: from a retail “superagent” pilot with Levi Strauss to observability and security tie‑ups with Dynatrace and NVIDIA, plus meaningful product expansions for Copilot in advertising and...

OpenAI’s newest pilot brings ChatGPT into the same room as groups of people, testing threaded, multi-user conversations that pair up to 20 participants with the assistant in shared spaces designed for planning, decision‑making, and collaborative creation. Overview OpenAI has begun piloting group...

OpenAI’s newest model update, GPT‑5.1, arrived as an evolutionary rather than revolutionary step—promising faster answers for routine requests, deeper multi‑step reasoning when needed, new developer tools for editing and shell access, and a broader set of conversational personalities designed to...

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella has made it unequivocal: even as OpenAI restructures to allow third‑party collaborations, any products that those third parties build and expose via OpenAI’s APIs will be accessible only through Microsoft’s Azure cloud platform. Background The Microsoft–OpenAI...

OpenAI’s ChatGPT is quietly evolving from a one-on-one assistant into a shared workspace: a first-look preview of Group Chats shows a “Start a group chat” button in the web app, invite links that let others join an existing thread, and a set of controls that let teams tune how the AI...

Microsoft’s latest Copilot update folds AI directly into the social fabric of Teams, enabling real-time, multi-person co-creation inside group chats and shared sessions — a move that turns Copilot from a solo assistant into an active collaborator for teams. Background Microsoft has been steadily...

Microsoft’s decision to let Copilot join Teams group chats changes how collaboration and AI assistance intersect inside organizations, enabling the assistant to summarize threads, draft agendas, pull information from accessible files and web results, and participate as a visible chat participant...

Microsoft’s Copilot is now a participant you can invite into multi‑person conversations inside Teams, and the move — described by Microsoft as an effort to make AI more collaborative and context‑aware — shifts Copilot from a personal assistant into a shared productivity partner that can...

Microsoft’s Fall Copilot release is a clear pivot: the assistant is no longer just a reactive helper that answers questions — it’s being recast as a persistent, collaborative, and action-capable companion that remembers context, joins group conversations, and can (with permission) act across...

Amazon Web Services’ US‑EAST‑1 region suffered a high‑impact outage on October 20, 2025 that knocked hundreds of consumer and enterprise services offline, exposed a brittle set of control‑plane dependencies (notably DNS resolution for Amazon DynamoDB), and renewed urgent debate about how the...

AI is moving out of the solo-workbench and into the conference room: tools that once boosted individual throughput are now reshaping how teams define knowledge, plan work, and make decisions — but that transformation brings new design, governance, and trust challenges that organizations must...

Microsoft is quietly testing a collaborative "Group Conversations" capability for Copilot that turns the assistant from a one‑to‑one helper into a shared, inviteable chat room where multiple people — including anonymous guests — can participate in the same ongoing conversation and receive AI...

Microsoft and OpenAI’s relationship has gone from strategic bedrock to an increasingly strained, public tussle — and the fallout is already reshaping how enterprises choose AI vendors, how hyperscalers build infrastructure, and how Windows users see generative AI integrated into the tools they...