An “alliance” formed by some of the world’s biggest technology companies – the Global Internet Forum to Counter Terrorism – has announced that it will begin fighting white supremacist groups and far-right militias, as Reuters says. This ‘alliance’ includes companies such as Facebook, Microsoft ,
Microsoft announced at the Windows 11 presentation that developers who choose to launch their apps, services and commerce platforms on the company’s online store will be able to keep 100% of their revenue. However, according to confirmation from Redmond’s own technology, this policy is only
Microsoft has already made clear its support for remote work and, to help companies make the transition from office to home or even hybrid models, they released a video showing how meetings can work in the future. This Microsoft solution (of course) uses the Teams
Binance, one of the largest cryptocurrency exchanges in the world, announced that they will make available stock tokens from Apple, Microsoft and Microstrategy. These are tokenized versions of assets traded on the Nasdaq stock exchange and which have become the subject of controversy involving regulatory
Microsoft revealed in its most recent financial results presentation that Windows 10 has a total of 1.3 billion users. The company added that, in the space of a year, it managed to add 300 million users to the operating system. Microsoft explained this growth with
It was last month that the first reports emerged that Microsoft was in negotiations to acquire Discord. Negotiations that, according to The Wall Street Journal, have now been suspended since the deal is said to have been canceled. Microsoft have given up on acquiring Discord
Apple was the company that bought the most artificial intelligence (AI) companies between 2016 and 2020. The information is from a GlobalData survey, that reveals that four of the five largest acquirers are Big Techs based in the United States – in addition to Apple,
Bill Gates, the founder of Microsoft, spoke about bitcoin and digital currencies in two separate interviews last Thursday (18). At first, he said the world would be better off without innovations like cryptocurrencies because they facilitate some criminal activities. However, he took a more subdued