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The company won't comment on the scale of layoffs, but a regulatory filing is doing the talking.

Apple wants to take a look at the device OpenAI is developing to ensure its trade secrets have not been abused in the process of designing that product.

Automattic CEO Matt Mullenweg is the latest tech CEO to be thrown out by his board, only to somehow return a couple of days later. Oh, board of directors, what has happened to you?

Described as a training manual for how Microsoft develops its AI and how it expects it to function, company says the Code provides a 'north star for MAI,' but observers say it falls short.

From faster app launching to genuinely useful AI integrations (for reminders, shortcuts, tab grouping, Safari extension building and more), there are compelling reasons to jump to the new release.

September's Patch Tuesday is Microsoft's biggest of 2026, with 963 CVEs, two exploited flaws and a clear message: prioritize Windows, Office and SQL Server.

The Washington-based company has a way of hosting a robotics intelligence layer in the cloud, allowing for remote delivery to robots in the field.

IT leaders can borrow onboarding, supervision, and authority limits from workforce management without pretending AI agents possess judgment, responsibility, or a place on the org chart.

Here's a look at the most recent Patch Tuesday release from Microsoft as well as a collection of recent updates so you can track what's changed.

Two popular Microsoft services will be redirected to new URLs, causing problems for enterprises if their firewalls and gateways don't follow along.