Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella doesn't believe there's an AI bubble. But he warns the tech will have to spread evenly to avoid one.

Thousands of users across the world faced unexpected disruption on Thursday as Microsoft’s online services stopped working properly. Essential tools such as email, online meetings, and document sharing became difficult or impossible to access,

Artificial intelligence (AI) has changed the way we look at every industry. Businesses are setting aside millions to invest in AI and remain ahead of the competition. While AI is here to stay, the AI software market is expected to keep growing at a rapid pace.

As anticipated, Mercedes has landed a heavyweight ally for Formula 1’s next era, confirming a multi-year sponsorship deal with Microsoft.

Microsoft has announced an initiative that will pivot the company away from its relationship with entrepreneur Sam Altman’s OpenAI to instead develop its own artificial intelligence system. While the tech giant’s products come embedded with OpenAI ...

Microsoft says it will ask to pay higher electricity bills in areas where it’s building data centers, in an effort to prevent electricity prices for local residents from rising in those areas. The move is part of a broader plan to address rising prices and other concerns sparked by the tech industry’s massive buildout of artificial intelligence infrastructure across the United States.

The tech giant is responding to concerns that data centers are driving up electricity costs in some communities.

Microsoft is creating a new internal mechanism for employees to report concerns about how its technology is developed and used — making the process similar to how workers already flag incidents of workplace misbehavior, security issues, or legal concerns.