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Canonical is preparing to make AI a first-class part of Ubuntu, but its pitch is deliberately different from the Copilot-heavy strategy that has defined Microsoft’s recent Windows roadmap. The company says Ubuntu’s AI features will arrive gradually over the next year, with an emphasis on local...

Microsoft’s new pledge to help three million Australians build AI skills by the end of 2028 is more than a headline-grabbing skilling target. It is a strategic bet that Australia’s next phase of productivity growth will depend less on isolated AI pilots and more on a workforce that can use AI...

TAL’s expanded Microsoft partnership is more than another routine cloud announcement: it is a deliberate bid to rewire a major Australian life insurer around data, automation, and generative AI. The five-year deal pushes TAL deeper into Azure, broadens the use of Microsoft AI tools across the...

Becoming Frontier is no longer just Microsoft’s favorite strategic phrase; it is now a working operating model for IT, governance, and employee enablement. In this guide, Microsoft Digital lays out how the company is deploying AI agents across a global enterprise while trying to preserve...

Artificial intelligence is no longer being sold as a clever add-on for the enterprise. In financial services, it is increasingly being treated as a redesign of the operating model itself, and Fiserv is a strong example of why that matters. The company’s scale, regulatory burden, and...

As artificial intelligence moves from pilot projects to daily practice, ISCA Academy’s new hands-on AI programme is less a symbolic launch than a strategic signal: finance, audit, and accounting work in ASEAN is being redefined around practical AI literacy. The programme’s promise is...

Over the past year, the most important question in enterprise AI has shifted from “Can we build it?” to “Can we govern it well enough to scale it?” Microsoft’s latest Power Platform framing makes the answer feel less like a contradiction and more like a design principle: the organizations moving...

Microsoft’s latest Copilot terms are a jarring reminder that the company’s consumer AI push still sits somewhere between product promise and legal caution. In the current wording, Microsoft says Copilot is for entertainment purposes only, may make mistakes, and should not be relied on for...

The Welsh Government is not, in any literal sense, handing over redundancy decisions to a machine. But it is increasingly clear that AI systems are moving into the spaces where public bodies make sensitive judgments about workers, performance, and management, and that shift demands far more...

Carmarthenshire County Council’s recognition by Microsoft is more than a feel-good milestone for a local authority in west Wales. It is a signal that public-sector AI adoption has moved from tentative experimentation to something closer to operational practice, with real-world service...

Microsoft’s announcement that it has signed a new five‑year Volume Sourcing Arrangement (VSA) with the Commonwealth marks an unmistakable bid to accelerate the next phase of Australia’s digital government — promising simplified procurement, volume pricing, security assurances and a structured...

Burges Salmon’s Digital Enablement Programme has entered a decisive new phase: the firm has embedded Microsoft 365 Copilot as a firm‑wide foundation and — following a structured trial — selected the legal‑focused generative AI platform Harvey for matter‑specific workflows. The announcement...

Origin Digital’s announcement that it has earned Microsoft’s Advanced Specialization for AI Platform on Microsoft Azure marks a clear signal: the company has passed Microsoft’s audit gates and is positioning itself as a validated partner for production‑grade AI work on Azure, promising customers...

Microsoft Thailand’s announcement that it, together with the Digital Economy Promotion Agency (depa) and SCB Academy, has launched the Hour of AI under the Microsoft Elevate umbrella marks a concerted push to move Thai students and teachers from passive AI users toward responsible AI creators —...

In a pragmatic, people-first conversation that grounds AI adoption in measurable business outcomes, Carlin Power — JLL’s Head of AI Product Engagement — lays out a clear playbook for taking AI from curiosity to scale: inspire experimentation, connect every initiative to measurable business...

Mukta Arya’s message is simple and urgent: human resources must marry data with intuition as artificial intelligence reshapes hiring, learning and workforce planning — not by handing judgment to algorithms, but by using models to surface signals that humans translate into context-rich decisions...

Microsoft’s latest expansion of the Azure AI platform is another clear signal that the company is aggressively bundling machine learning, data analytics, and enterprise governance into a single cloud-first toolkit aimed at speeding adoption while lowering operational friction for IT and data...

The Server Side’s recent roundup of sample AI‑102 practice questions and the market around third‑party exam materials delivers a useful, candid snapshot: the AI‑102 (Azure AI Engineer Associate) exam tests applied, operational skills across Azure’s AI stack, and while reputable practice exams...

AI sits in the meeting now — not as a spectator but as an active participant: taking notes, stitching threads together, translating voices in real time, and nudging teams toward agreed actions — and that shift is forcing enterprises to move from experimentation to formal accountability. Over the...

MTN’s migration of its Enterprise Value Analytics (EVA) platform to Microsoft Azure represents a decisive step in telco cloud modernisation: a move that promises faster analytics, broader scale, and tighter integration of AI into customer and operational workflows, while also resurfacing...