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The administration's claims that Microsoft has replaced US workers with 'foreign indentured servants' are damning if true.

Analysts say enterprises may save on cloud AI costs, but warn that endpoint security and centralized IT management could complicate adoption.

Google's awkward new laptop beginning could turn into the start of something magnificent -- if the compaplays its cards right.

Macs gain M6 power, Creator Studio gets a little OpenAI.

The voluntary separation program comes as Microsoft pours tens of billions into AI infrastructure and reshapes its workforce around new priorities.

Replacing the legacy GPT-5.6 Terra, this new reasoning model sits between OpenAI's lower-cost GPT-6 Luna and its higher-capability GPT-6.1 Sol and GPT-6 Astra models.

PCs that perform some AI workloads on-device and some in the cloud may reduce token spend, but challenges remain.

The company says a "small number" of foldables are affected. With 28 more markets launching this week, the pressure is on.

A countercurrent of AI research is challenging AI model size assumptions.

The new tool analyzes users' conversations for suspicious behavior and will begin rolling out in November.