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Copilot Pages is Microsoft’s new collaborative AI playground for businesses
Microsoft is announcing its new Copilot Pages feature today, which is designed to be a canvas for “multiplayer AI collaboration.” Copilot Pages lets you use Microsoft’s Copilot chatbot and pull responses into a new page where they can be edited collaboratively with others. “You and your team can work collaboratively in a page with Copilot, seeing everyone’s work in real…
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Will potential security gaps derail Microsoft’s Copilot? – Computerworld
Data access: Copilot for Microsoft 365’s main problem Many of the potentially serious security issues with Copilot start with what kind of access the genAI tool is given to corporate data, and how that access can be misused by hackers, or even by people within a company. Ivan Fioravanti, co-founder and CTO for CoreView, which focuses on Microsoft 365 management configuration…
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Will Microsoft’s big roll of the AI dice pay off? – Computerworld
Is Microsoft’s big AI bet a good one? There is a reason financial markets are leery of companies that invest big in technologies that won’t pay off for years: they might not pay off at all. Technology changes quickly and companies can be fickle in their pursuit of the Next Big Thing. What seems like a sure shot today can…
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Microsoft’s next big Windows 11 update significantly improves Ryzen gaming performance
AMD promised that Microsoft’s upcoming 24H2 update to Windows 11 would improve performance for its new Ryzen 9000 series CPUs, but it’s also giving a significant boost to some older Ryzen CPUs. Hardware Unboxed has tested the Zen 4-based Ryzen 7 7700X and the new Ryzen 7 9700X (Zen 5) on both Windows 11 version 23H2 and 24H2 and found…
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Microsoft’s huge AI spending has investors worried – now the company is changing its financial reporting to highlight successes
Microsoft is reorganizing its results to better highlight AI gains in its business as investors keep a close watch on the costs of rolling out the technology. Last month, Microsoft posted its full year results, with revenue up 16% to more than $245 billion — but capital spending, largely on AI and cloud, also climbed by a whopping 77% to…
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Windows 365 — Microsoft’s cloud-based OS explained – Computerworld
There are 13 virtual machine configurations available. The most basic (two cores, 4GB of memory and 64GB of storage) costs $28 per user per month; the most advanced (16 cores, 64GB RAM and 1TB of storage space) is $315 per user per month — that amounts to a hefty $3,780 each year. That’s for Windows 365 Enterprise;Windows 365 Business customers…
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