Cruise and General Motors have entered a long-term strategic relationship with Microsoft (MSFT) to accelerate the commercialization of self-driving vehicles. The companies say that they will will bring together their software and hardware engineering excellence, cloud computing capabilities, manufacturing know-how and partner ecosystem to transform transportation to create a safer, cleaner and more accessible world for everyone.
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Wednesday at Computex 2016, Microsoft invited its Windows 10 hardware partners to create virtual reality (VR) devices, augmented reality devices and everything in between with Windows Holographic.
Microsoft is rolling out the ability to run multiple Android apps via the Your Phone app for Windows Insiders. However, this new capability will be available only for select Samsung smartphones.
Qualcomm and Microsoft today jointly announced that leading retailers from across the world will offer a range of new Microsoft Always Connected Windows 10 PCs powered by the Qualcomm® Snapdragon™ Mobile PC Platform.
Today, Microsoft are announcing the next-generation hybrid cloud platform for operators—Azure Operator Distributed Services
Microsoft is working on an advanced version of its digital assistant, Cortana, using research from an artificial intelligence project called "Einstein."
Saudi Airlines, has implemented a business intelligence (BI) solution with Microsoft that includes Microsoft SQL Server 2012, Power BI for Office 365, Windows...
Office for iPad and Enterprise Mobility Suite showcase Microsoft’s mobile-first, cloud-first approach. Microsoft today announced several new and updated applications...
At the Hannover Messe event, Fujitsu and Microsoft announced their collaboration to bring innovative operational excellence to manufacturing.
Shifty Jelly, the company behind the popular Pocket Casts app for iOS and Android has announced the app is now available for Windows Phone.
Microsoft is making a major change to the Windows Insider program, moving to release channels, and away from “rings,” where the choice was to pick between “fast” and “slow” rings.







