PepsiCo Teams Up With Microsoft On Teams
How’s that for a headline? PepsiCo, the world’s second largest food and beverages company behind Nestlé, has entered into a new partnership with Microsoft. One that will see it …
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Halo Infinite Will Be A Games As A Service Title
Expected. Microsoft is all about launching services these days and making them a success, and gaming is no different. Halo Infinite, the latest entry in the hit series, will …
Samsung Wants To Use Exynos Chip For Windows
Talk about a sweet surprise! Microsoft is pushing Windows hard on other processors like ARM, but the market is still limited to what Qualcomm creates in the shape of …
Intel Delays Its 7nm Processors
Man, Intel just can’t catch a break! The chip giant reported its quarterly earnings yesterday, and well, let’s just say that there is some bad news on the horizon …
Microsoft Publishes Edge Release Schedule
Keeping things on track. The Chromium based version of Microsoft Edge officially launched earlier this year, and has since then grown on to become one of the finest web …
AI Helping With Windows 10 Version 2004 Rollout
AI to the rescue! No one would deny that the Windows 10 version 2004 has been a bump ride. The newest version of the OS came packing a bunch …
NVIDIA Said To Be Eyeing ARM
Well, well. Reports emerged last week about SoftBank thinking about selling ARM Holdings, the company whose designs power much of the mobile world. There talk was accompanied by how …
Microsoft Hits $38 Billion In Q4 2020 Revenue
The numbers are in, and they are big! Microsoft has posted some $38 billion in Q4 2020 revenue, buoyed by notable increases in its Windows, Surface, and Gaming businesses. …
Office Apps Set To Get A Beautiful New Look
The future is beautiful? Microsoft seems to be making design improvements left and right these days, and not just for Windows 10. Office apps, and Microsoft 365 as a …
LinkedIn Cuts 960 Jobs
Sad. Things may have slowed down with the calamity that is known as the coronavirus, but the impact of the pandemic is still being felt. Case being, LinkedIn, who …