
Amazon, Microsoft execs call for closer alliance between Pentagon and big tech
Their comments drew a stark contrast to the approach taken by Google, which has sworn off development of artificial intelligence-based weapons.
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Their comments drew a stark contrast to the approach taken by Google, which has sworn off development of artificial intelligence-based weapons.
In an open letter published Wednesday on GitHub, software developers representing the open source community joined the call for GitHub to immediately cancel the $200,000...
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Paul Allen intended to give away the majority of the $20 billion-plus fortune he accumulated from Microsoft and his other ventures. A little more than...
It's widely expected that Amazon will argue that its loss of the high-profile contract was due to improper political influence by President Donald Trump.
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Microsoft says that its own workplace collaboration service Teams now has more than 20 million daily active users. That’s 8 million...
Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates overtook Amazon.com's Jeff Bezos as the world's richest person on Friday, reclaiming the top ranking for the first time in more...
As part of the deal, Salesforce will connect its Sales Cloud and Service Cloud with Microsoft’s Teams, the companies said.
The statistics, disclosed on Tuesday, exclude companies Microsoft has acquired but runs independently, such as GitHub and LinkedIn. The company reported similar trends for most...
Microsoft said it will extend the "core rights" in California's new privacy law to customers across the U.S. and called for legislators to go further...