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GitHub is no longer independent at Microsoft

GitHub is no longer independent at Microsoft after CEO resignation

Microsoft is moving GitHub into its CoreAI team, following the resignation of GitHub CEO Thomas Dohmke today. After nearly four years as CEO, Dohmke is leaving GitHub to “become a startup founder again,” and pursue opportunities outside of Microsoft and GitHub.

Geekwire on MSN · 2h

GitHub will join Microsoft’s CoreAI group with departure of CEO Thomas Dohmke

Microsoft will bring GitHub into its CoreAI division with the announcement this morning that GitHub CEO Thomas

Windows Central · 1h

GitHub CEO Resigns — Ending Independent Operations as Platform Joins Microsoft’s CoreAI division

GitHub CEO Thomas Dohmke will leave as Microsoft moves the platform into its CoreAI division. GitHub CEO Thomas Dohmke just shared that he will step down from his role. The popular development platform will have more than a new CEO soon; it will be part of a new organization at Microsoft.

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PCMag on MSN · 3h

Microsoft Sued for Killing Windows 10, Lawsuit Says It's Forcing AI Upgrades

A California lawsuit argues that Microsoft shouldn’t be able to end support until Windows 10's market share shrinks significantly.

PCWorld on MSN · 4h

Microsoft will support Edge on Windows 10 even after end of support

This means that PCs running Windows 10 22H2 will continue to get Edge updates and that Edge will continue to support progressive web apps (PWA), even after Windows 10 support lapses. “The ESU program won’t be required for devices to continue receiving Microsoft Edge or WebView2 Runtime updates,” Microsoft writes.

Digital Trends · 7h

California man sues Microsoft to keep Windows 10 running until usage falls below 10%

A California man is suing Microsoft, alleging that ending Windows 10 support is an anticompetitive move to force users into buying new PCs, creating a captive market for its AI-powered services. What’s happened? California resident Lawrence Klein has filed a class-action lawsuit against Microsoft.

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Bad news Microsoft workers - tech giant is "considering" remote working crackdown, and employees could be ordered back to the office soon

Microsoft could be the latest tech giant to explore a stricter in-office working policy, with reports claiming the company is reportedly considering enacting a three-day office-working policy for most ...

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Microsoft's CEO Just Delivered Massive Quantum Computing News for IonQ

Microsoft has long taken the stance in the cloud computing realm of staying neutral. That's why it offers several of the leading AI models on its platform, beyond its partners. While it's pursuing ...

Microsoft tests cloud-based Windows 365 disaster recovery PCs

Microsoft has announced the limited public preview of Windows 365 Reserve, a service that provides temporary desktop access ...

Microsoft rolls out GPT-5 across its Copilot suite - here's where you'll find it

GPT-5 is here, and Microsoft is integrating it into everything from chatbots to developer tools. Here's what's new, what ...

Microsoft is refreshing hybrid work. Code for tighter return to office?

Amid reports that the company plans a tighter return-to-office mandate, Microsoft said no decisions have been finalized.

Microsoft is making it easier to understand formulas in Excel

Basically, Microsoft has integrated the Explain Formula capability powered by Copilot directly into the grid. It does exactly ...

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