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The role of the GUI in Windows Server has been under attack. Aidan Finn explains why he and customers do not accept the dogma.

Microsoft has announced a joint venture that will sell and service Windows 10 in China’s governmental agencies and certain state owned enterprises.

Read how Microsoft’s view and recommendations on hyper-convergence have changed over the last year with the evolution of Storage Spaces Direct (S2D).

On this episode, I talk about the updates for Windows 10, a bit about Redstone, Cortana taking on Siri, and everything else in the world of Microsoft.

Microsoft has announced details on Windows Server 2016 licensing, which includes a switch to a per-core licensing model.

On this episode, I talk about Windows 10’s new development process, updates to the Surface Book and Pro 4, and being blunt about the current state of Windows 10 Mobile.

Former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer was always plain-spoken and honest, and that apparently hasn’t changed a bit since his departure from the company. This week, Microsoft’s biggest shareholder offered his opinion of the firm. And Ballmer offered some overt criticisms that Microsoft should take very seriously.

The Yahoo board of directors will meet this week to determine the fate of the flailing company. And one of the options on the table is for Yahoo to sell off its core assets—online services like Yahoo.com and Yahoo Mail—and effectively end the 20-year-run of the one-time Internet powerhouse.

Learn about new features in the Windows Server 2016 Technical Preview 4 for Hyper-V and related roles and technologies.

On this episode, I talk about Windows turning 30, there was a shakeup in the Windows org, the Lumia 950 is here and a lot more.

On this episode, I talk about how Microsoft has executed its second major push of Windows 10, Surface Dock woes, and where is that Windows 10 Mobile Update.

This week: Microsoft’s new emotion-sensing platform, bad news for UK-based Surface Book fans, and Apple execs mock the products they copied, and much more.