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Microsoft unveils Scout, a new AI assistant powered by OpenClaw
Microsoft has introduced Scout, an OpenClaw-powered AI assistant for Microsoft 365 that helps automate tasks, manage schedules, and improve workplace productivity.
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AINvidia Targets the $200 Billion CPU Market with AI-Powered PCs from Microsoft, Dell, and HP.
Nvidia is expanding beyond GPUs and entering the $200 billion CPU market with AI-focused PCs developed alongside Microsoft, Dell, and HP. The move strengthens Nvidia’s position in the…
SecurityMicrosoft Faces Backlash Over Threat of Criminal Probe Against Security Researcher
Microsoft is facing criticism after reportedly warning a security researcher of a potential criminal investigation following the disclosure of a security vulnerability, raising concerns…
AICourt rules against Elon Musk in lawsuit against Sam Altman and OpenAI
Elon Musk has lost his lawsuit against Sam Altman and OpenAI after a jury ruled that the claims were filed too late, marking a significant legal victory for OpenAI.
Government & PolicyPentagon signs agreements with Nvidia, Microsoft, and AWS to bring AI into classified networks
The Pentagon partners with Nvidia, Microsoft, and AWS to deploy AI on classified networks, boosting secure data processing and military intelligence capabilities.
AIOpenAI removes Microsoft’s legal risk tied to $50B Amazon partnership
OpenAI has eased Microsoft’s legal exposure related to Amazon’s $50B deal, reshaping competitive dynamics in cloud and AI partnerships.
BriefMicrosoft plans voluntary buyouts for up to 7% of its US workforce
Microsoft is offering voluntary buyouts to up to 7% of its US employees as part of a broader workforce restructuring and cost management strategy.
BriefLinkedIn CEO prepares to step down, sparking mixed reactions online
LinkedIn’s CEO is set to move on, prompting reactions across the tech industry as users reflect on leadership changes and the platform’s future direction.
SecurityHackers exploit unpatched Windows vulnerabilities to breach organisations
Hackers are targeting unpatched Windows security flaws to access organisations, exposing systems to data breaches, malware, and cyberattacks.
BriefMicrosoft to shut down Outlook Lite app next month
Microsoft will discontinue its Outlook Lite app next month, marking a shift toward unified email services and updated mobile app experiences.
EnterpriseMicrosoft is developing another OpenClaw-style AI agent
Microsoft is reportedly building a new OpenClaw-like AI agent, signalling deeper investment in autonomous systems and next-generation AI assistants.
SecurityFrance plans to replace Windows with Linux to cut dependence on US technology
France is moving from Windows to Linux systems to reduce reliance on US tech, strengthen digital sovereignty, and improve control over public IT infrastructure.