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    Synoverge Earns Microsoft Solutions Partner Badge for Azure Innovation

    Synoverge’s announcement that it has been awarded the Microsoft Solutions Partner designation in Digital & App Innovation | Azure is a clear signal that the Ahmedabad‑based digital transformation firm is intensifying its alignment with Microsoft’s cloud and developer platform priorities — but...
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    CVE-2025-65041 Elevation of Privilege in Microsoft Partner Center

    Microsoft’s Partner Center has again been flagged for an improper authorization flaw that can allow an attacker to escalate privileges across a networked environment — an advisory for CVE-2025-65041 was posted to Microsoft’s Security Update Guide, but public technical detail is sparse and the...
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    VLink Earns Microsoft Solutions Partner for Digital & App Innovation (Azure)

    VLink has announced that it has earned the Microsoft Solutions Partner designation for Digital & App Innovation (Azure), a formal recognition that positions the company as a validated provider of cloud‑native application development, application modernization, and DevOps‑led delivery on...
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    VLink Earns Microsoft Solutions Partner for Digital & App Innovation (Azure)

    VLink today announced it has achieved the Microsoft Solutions Partner designation for Digital & App Innovation (Azure) — a formal recognition that positions the company as a validated provider of cloud-native application development, application modernization, and DevOps-led delivery on...
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    Microsoft Store Waives Fees for Individual Developers on Windows

    Microsoft's decision to remove the Microsoft Store registration fee for individual developers is a deliberate, high-impact policy shift that lowers the financial barrier to publishing on Windows, replaces credit-card gating with identity verification, and refocuses the Store as an open...
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    Microsoft Store Waives Individual Developer Fee to Boost Indie Windows Apps

    Microsoft's decision to remove the registration fee for individual developers publishing to the Microsoft Store is more than a pricing change — it's a clear signal that the company intends to make the Store a lower-friction, broader distribution channel for independent Windows software creators...
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