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Microsoft announces Windows 10 Pro for Workstations

Microsoft announces Windows 10 Pro for Workstations

Microsoft today announced a new version of Windows 10 that’s specifically geared toward professional users that use high-end hardware to support mission-critical workloads. As rumored, Windows 10 Pro for Workstations will feature Microsoft’s server-grade file system (the Resilient File System), support for persistent memory (NVDIMM-N), faster file sharing with SMB Direct and support for high-end […]

A look back in IPO: Microsoft, the software success

A look back in IPO: Microsoft, the software success

Alex Wilhelm is the editor-in-chief of Crunchbase News and co-host of Equity, TechCrunch’s venture capital-focused podcast. More posts by this contributor: We’re taking a look at the IPOs of tech’s biggest players — firms we call the Big 5. We started with Amazon and Google. Today, we’re taking a look at Microsoft.  Microsoft went public in 1986 for […]

Microsoft launches a faster, smarter Outlook.com into public beta

Microsoft launches a faster, smarter Outlook.com into public beta

Microsoft is launching a new opt-in beta program for Outlook.com today that will give users access to a faster and more personalized email experience, as well as an overhauled design. Over the next few weeks, the Outlook.com team will roll out to all users a new toggle for opting into the beta. Those who don’t like […]

The evolution of machine learning

The evolution of machine learning

Catherine Dong Contributor Catherine Dong is a summer associate at Bloomberg Beta and will be working at Facebook as a machine learning engineer. Major tech companies have actively reoriented themselves around AI and machine learning: Google is now “AI-first,” Uber has ML running through its veins, and internal AI research labs keep popping up. They’re […]

Microsoft’s slow creep back into mobile

Microsoft’s slow creep back into mobile

Peter Yared is a co-founder and the CTO at Sapho. More posts by this contributor: Despite an early lead with Windows Mobile and Windows CE — and spending billions on Nokia’s mobile business — Microsoft has been on its heels in the mobile device market since the one-two punch of iPhone and Android launching in […]

Edge computing could push the cloud to the fringe

Edge computing could push the cloud to the fringe

Peter Levine, a general partner at venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz, has an interesting working theory. He believes that cloud computing is soon going to take a back seat to edge computing — and we will very quickly see the majority of processing taking place at the device level. As crazy as that sounds — […]

Microsoft makes content on Remix 3D more remixable

Microsoft makes content on Remix 3D more remixable

Remix 3D is Microsoft’s community site for sharing 3D models from Paint 3D and other 3D modeling tools. Given the company’s focus on mixed and virtual reality, it’s no surprise that the company wants to get people to think about building the kind of 3D models that bring these new experiences to life. The premise […]

Minecraft’s cross-platform ‘Better Together’ update arrives in beta

Minecraft’s cross-platform ‘Better Together’ update arrives in beta

Minecraft’s “Better Together Update” is rolling out now in beta, for players on Windows 10 PCs and Android devices. That means players on either platform with the beta installed will be able to participate in games from either type of device, together in cross-platform play. This update was originally revealed at E3 back in June, […]

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