Microsoft creates tech training program for military spouses
Microsoft started the first class of a training program for military spouses in Lakewood, Pierce County, this fall.
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Cloud-focused Microsoft keeps its feet on the ground with evolving Surface hardware line
Microsoft Surface, which once accounted for a $900 million charge for the company, has grown into a stable business that showcases the company's software.
Microsoft President Brad Smith defends company’s work with U.S. military, bid for Pentagon contract
The blog post comes as employees raise questions about Microsoft's defense work and as the company bids for a big Pentagon cloud-computing contract.
Microsoft crushes quarterly earnings as cloud revenues rise
Revenue from the company’s Azure cloud computing business once again spiked — this time up 76 percent.
Cricket pro teams with Microsoft for a bat that can track analytics in real-time, and send them to fans
Microsoft has partnered with Spektacom, an Indian company making a smart bat for cricket players.
Q&A: Microsoft’s Brad Smith, on the hopes and challenges of connecting Seattle to B.C.
Microsoft President Brad Smith, part of the steering group for the Cascadia Innovation Corridor, talks about why he thinks it's important to connect the Puget...
Microsoft unveils new Surface devices, including headphones WATCH
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Microsoft to invest $40 million in AI technology for humanitarian issues
Microsoft's investment will focus on disaster relief and refugees, among other issues.
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