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Microsoft is ending support for its Teams app on Windows 10 S, the rug gets pulled out late next month.

Microsoft has shared a few statistics about Windows 10 and Windows itself which paints a picture of the challenge ahead for migration to Windows 10.

Microsoft is putting Defender into a sandbox as the company looks to lock down the platform against future attacks.

According to SCORE, the US association for small businesses, a survey conducted for National Cybersecurity Awareness Month shows that 43% of cyberattacks are targeted at small businesses.

IBM is buying Red Hat to help boost its hybrid-cloud operations as well as its portfolio of security products.

Microsoft now owns GitHub and paid $7.5 billion for the privilege but the big question is what happens next?

Because it’s that time of the quarter, this edition of Short Takes looks a bit more closely at Microsoft’s most recent earnings announcement.

Office 365 now has 155 monthly active users and is gaining new users at over 3 million seats per month. That’s impressive by any measure, with growth fueled by migrations from on-premises servers, new customer wins, and the influence of new applications like Teams.

Microsoft says that half of its commercial customers are now running Windows 10 but how will they get the other half to upgrade before the deadline hits?

Microsoft reported their first-quarter earnings for 2019, calendar Q3, with $29.1 billion in revenue, an increase of 19% when compared to a year ago, and a Net Income of $8.8 billion.

In this article, Russell explains the ways you can manage Windows Update to give you a more reliable computing experience.

Aidan shares some information about improvements that were made to Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) Domain Services.