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Microsoft’s Project Cortex is a new service from the company that will organize, surface, and share valuable data across your environment.

Microsoft’s new Edge browser is nearly complete and the company is introducing a new icon and privacy features with the impeding release.

Microsoft is rebuilding Yammer with an updated interface and new features but you can’t get your hands on it for a few more weeks.

Microsoft’s digital assistant may not always be at the front of the digital-AI conversations but the company is adding new features to the platform at Ignite 2019. Announced today, are new briefing emails and scheduler functionality.

This week, Microsoft is hosting its largest IT Pro conference of the year in Orlando, Florida. If you are not able to attend but still want to watch the keynotes, you can find the live stream after the jump.

As we head towards Ignite, October had a bunch of Azure announcements but there will be even more next month.

Windows 10X is coming to new foldable dual-screen devices and clamshell laptops, robots are invading Windows 10, all businesses can buy Windows 7 Extended Security Updates starting December 1st, and Server Core is now in fashion thanks to Windows Admin Center.

It’s the month before Ignite and even though the company will announce lots of updates next week, October had a couple of surprises too.

Microsoft’s larger Surface Laptop 3 is branching out to use an AMD chip but you may want the business version instead.

PowerShell on its own is a robust and versatile language that can help you accomplish any task at hand. Combine it with the ability to run remotely on other computers and it becomes unparalleled as a scripting language

SharePoint Online now boasts the ability to rename site URLs, which seems good, but not so good when you discover that the new URL breaks the connection with Teams. The fact that this happens is revealed in Microsoft documentation and it’s been a problem since the beta testing of the site rename function. Microsoft seems curiously disinterested in fixing the problem as quickly as they should have. A case of attention distracted elsewhere?

Microsoft started using machine learning (ML) to manage the rollout of Windows 10 feature updates with the Windows 10 April 2018 Update (version 1803). In a new blog post by Microsoft’s Archana Ramesh and Michael Stephenson, both data scientists for Microsoft Cloud and AI, the company outlines improvements made since then.