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Microsoft Outage Service Credits: Which Business Customers May Qualify

Microsoft business customers affected by service outages may qualify for SLA credits, but claims are not automatic and consumer plans have different terms.

November 14, 2026

by Technology Desk

Microsoft Outage Disrupts Outlook, Teams and Copilot as Recovery Efforts Continue

Microsoft's outage extended into Asia-Pacific business hours, disrupting Outlook and other Microsoft 365 features as server fixes failed to deliver sustained recovery.

November 13, 2026

by Technology Desk

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The AI Boom’s Real Test Is Who Pays When Data Centers Run Late

Data-center delays can push customer revenue back without postponing financing costs. This opinion examines why cash,

British objection to Microsoft takeover of Activision

“Microsoft’s proposals, approved by the European Commission, will allow the American technology company to define the terms of the video game market for the next 10 years”, said Sarah Cardell, director general

May 16, 2023

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Europe gives green light to takeover of Activision by Microsoft

The European Commission said Microsoft offered European consumers 10-year free license agreements and cloud game streaming services to stream Activision games on PCs and consoles. The European Union’s competition authority considers that

May 15, 2023

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Google challenges Microsoft in the field of artificial intelligence

At its annual conference in Mountain View, Calif., on Wednesday, Google showed off a new version of its engine of the same name. Dubbed the Generative Search Experience, the improved engine can

May 11, 2023

Artificial Intelligence·News

Administration officials discuss AI issues with CEOs of OpenAI, Google and Microsoft

On Thursday, the White House discussed the risks associated with the introduction of artificial intelligence (AI) and the necessary security legislation in this area. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, Google CEO Sundara Pichai,

May 4, 2023

Artificial Intelligence·News

Biden administration meets with ‘artificial intelligence’ giants to discuss risks

The invitation sent to major tech companies referred to US President Joe Biden’s “aspiration” for their companies to ensure the safety of artificial intelligence-based products before they are released. offered to the

May 3, 2023

Artificial Intelligence·News

Why did Britain halt the biggest acquisition in video game history?

The deal would have been the largest in video game industry history had it gone ahead, but it was met with fierce opposition from Sony and the subject of intense scrutiny by

April 29, 2023

News

Demand for pirated Windows has skyrocketed in Russia

Over the past 90 days, in the Russian segment of Google, the number of requests to install pirated versions of the Windows operating system (OS) has increased dramatically. Growth, depending on the

June 27, 2022

News·Technology

Melinda may graduate from the Gates Foundation soon

It is possible that the American billionaire, Bill Gates, will remove his ex-wife, Melinda, from the charitable foundation that they launched together, according to CNN . Bill Gates and Melinda had decided

July 8, 2021

Business·News

Facebook Joins the Trillion Dollar Club

The market value of Facebook exceeded one trillion dollars for the first time, Monday, 17 years after the site was launched by students at Harvard University. Facebook’s market value hit a record

June 29, 2021

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Microsoft is testing dark mode for MS Word

Dark mode, or dark mode, has become a very popular visual design for many programs, services, and web browsers in recent years. Although we would say that word processing programs are the

February 14, 2021

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