Microsoft is set to unveil its vision for AI-powered personal computers at its upcoming Build developer conference, kicking off in May. This news comes after CEO Satya Nadella's statement in
A government research institute in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has unveiled a new open-source artificial intelligence (AI) model, aiming to rival offerings from established tech giants. The Technology Innovation
Microsoft announced plans to launch its own mobile game store later this year. This new platform will directly compete with the dominant forces of Apple's App Store and Google's Play
OpenAI, the artificial intelligence research lab backed by Microsoft, is poised to launch its own AI-powered search product. This new offering directly challenges Google's long-held dominance in the search engine
Microsoft announced a $3.3 billion investment package aimed at bolstering Wisconsin's position as a hub for artificial intelligence (AI) innovation and economic growth. This multi-pronged initiative focuses on three key
Microsoft has reportedly developed a unique generative AI model specifically designed for US intelligence agencies. This innovation marks a significant milestone in the field of artificial intelligence, with Microsoft claiming
Microsoft and Indian IT services leader Wipro have joined forces to develop a suite of intelligent assistants specifically designed for the financial services industry. These assistants will leverage the power
Microsoft is reportedly on the verge of releasing a new in-house AI language model, codenamed MAI-1, designed to compete directly with Google and OpenAI's offerings in the burgeoning field of
OpenAI, the artificial intelligence research lab backed by Microsoft, is rumored to be on the verge of launching its own search engine. This potential competitor to Google's dominant search product
The use of artificial intelligence (AI) in the United States, Microsoft has restricted the use of its facial recognition technology by US police departments. This restriction applies specifically to Microsoft's
