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Rabia has a master's degree in Software Engineering and she has years of experience writing professionally about Microsoft products and other technologies. Rabia has also written for OnMSFT.com as well as Windows Report. She is always up to date on the latest trends in the IT Industry and has done extensive research in the data science industry.

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Microsoft’s New One Outlook Email Client Now Supports Multiple Accounts

Microsoft’s new unified Outlook app for Windows (aka One Outlook) is finally getting support for multiple accounts (via Thurrott). As of today, Outlook users can add personal Microsoft accounts as well as work and school accounts within the same app. Microsoft first started testing the new web-based Outlook for Windows client with Office Insiders in…

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Datacenter networking servers

Microsoft to Disable Basic Authentication for the Autodiscover Protocol in Exchange Online

Microsoft started switching off Basic Authentication support for Exchange Online customers back in October. The company announced yesterday that it’s killing off Basic Authentication for the Autodiscover service on December 31, 2022. The Autodiscover protocol allows client applications to get the configuration data required to communicate with the Exchange Server. It’s used by Outlook, Exchange…

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Datacenter networking servers

Microsoft Partners with Nvidia to Build Azure-Powered AI Supercomputer

Microsoft has announced a new “multi-year” deal with Nvidia to build an AI supercomputer hosted in Microsoft Azure and powered by tens of thousands of Nvidia GPUs. The new partnership should enable organizations to train, deploy and scale AI applications and services. “AI is fueling the next wave of automation across enterprises and industrial computing,…

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Microsoft Teams

Microsoft Teams Now Lets Users Play Minesweeper and Solitaire During Virtual Meetings

Microsoft has launched a new Games for Work app that allows users to play casual games during Teams meetings. The company announced this morning that the new app is only available for Microsoft Teams enterprise and education customers. The Microsoft Casual Games team, a part of Xbox Game Studios, has built the new Games for…

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Hero approved Microsoft 365

New Microsoft 365 App Starts Rolling Out on the Web

Last month, Microsoft announced at its Ignite 2022 conference that a Microsoft 365 app would replace the existing Office app on Windows, mobile, and the web. A new message posted on the Microsoft 365 Admin Center yesterday indicates that the new Microsoft 365 web app has started rolling out this week, with Windows and mobile…

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Office 365

Microsoft’s All-In-One Office Mobile App to Retire Two File-Sharing Capabilities

Microsoft has announced its plans to deprecate some file-sharing capabilities in its Office mobile apps. The company detailed in a blog post yesterday that the Nearby Share and Transfer Files features will stop working on December 31, 2022. The Nearby Share feature provides a streamlined and simple process to easily share files between two Android…

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Windows 11 approved hero 1

Microsoft Addresses DirectAccess Connectivity Issues on Windows 10 and 11

Microsoft has confirmed a new bug that causes problems with the Direct Access remote connectivity feature on Windows 10 and Windows 11. The company has updated the Windows Health Dashboard to mention that the recent updates have been rolled back due to the DirectAccess connection issues affecting Windows PCs. The DirectAccess feature allows remote users…

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Teams hero approved 2

Microsoft Teams will Let Users Delete Chats Next Month

Last month, Microsoft unveiled that it’s working on a new feature to let users delete chats permanently from their list in Teams. Now, Microsoft has announced that this update will begin rolling out to all Microsoft Teams desktop and mobile clients in December. “Users can now delete 1:1 chats, group chats, and meeting chats if…

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Cloud Computing

Microsoft Unveils Next-Gen Azure VMs with AMD’s EPYC Chips

Last Update: Nov 15, 2022

Last week, Microsoft announced two new virtual machines (VMs) for Azure HPC customers. The new HX-series and HBv4-series VMs are powered by 4th Gen AMD EPYC processors that promise cost efficiency and higher performance. Azure HPC is a purpose-built cloud service that delivers storage, computing and data management services for high-performance computing (HPC) applications. Azure’s…

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Windows 365 Switch Still

Microsoft Releases Point-In-Time Restore Feature for Windows 365 Cloud PCs

Microsoft has announced that a new point-in-time feature is generally available for Windows 365 Enterprise customers. The feature first launched in preview in March, and it enables organizations to restore their cloud PCs from a backup to a previous state. Windows 365 is a subscription service that allows business customers to access their cloud PCs…

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AWS (Amazon Web Services)

AWS Launches New Cloud Region in Switzerland, Unveils 15-Year $5.9B Investment

Amazon Web Services (AWS) has announced the launch of a new cloud computing region in Switzerland. The Europe AWS region will enable the company to create 2,500 full-time jobs annually in various industries such as engineering, telecommunications, facility maintenance, and construction through 2036. According to AWS, the new cloud region in the beautiful city of…

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Cloud Computing

Microsoft Defender for Endpoint Adds Network Protection on iOS and Android

Microsoft has announced that mobile network protection is now generally available in Defender for Endpoint. The feature first launched in public preview back in July to help organizations protect iOS and Android devices against Wi-Fi-related threats in enterprise networks. “As the world continues to make sense of the digital transformation, networks are becoming increasingly complex…

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