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Microsoft expects 1.3 billion AI agents to be in operation by 2028 – here’s how it plans to get them working together
Microsoft wants to improve Copilot agility with a new low-code fine-tuning service and more intuitive agent orchestration tools – and it comes at a critical juncture in the evolution of the technology. Copilot Tuning was one of a flurry of announcements to come from the opening day of Microsoft’s Build 2025 conference. The new low-code feature inside Copilot Studio lets…
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Employee phishing training is working – but don’t get complacent
Increased phishing training is paying dividends for enterprises, according to new research, particularly in larger enterprises. Analysis from KnowBe4 shows awareness and resilience are improving based on what it describes as ‘Phish-prone Percentage’ (PPP) metrics. This tracks the percentage of employees likely to fall for social engineering or phishing attacks, the company said. According to the firm’s 2025 Phishing by…
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Apple Working on a Curved iPhone, But It’s Not the Way You Think
We are already aware that Apple is planning to release a slim phone in the form of the iPhone 17 Air later this year. Recently, we learned that the company is working on smart glasses with multiple cameras. It now appears that Apple also has plans to make a curved iPhone, among other new products set to come out in…
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Microsoft: get used to working with AI-powered “digital colleagues”
Some of us prefer AI to human coworkers because we’re worried about being judged or sharing credit, according to Microsoft, with a report saying workers will need to become the “boss” of AI agents and accept the technology as “digital colleagues” rather than just tools. Microsoft used a survey of 31,000 people globally, Microsoft 365 Telemetry, and LinkedIn hiring trends…
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Search Bar Not Working in Windows 11? Follow these Fixes
I’ve regularly seen some users report that the search bar is not working in Windows 11, and I know it is quite a common issue. Numerous users are unable to type in the search bar, making it difficult for them to quickly find apps and files. If you are facing the same issue, we have put together a detailed guide…
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Proton VPN not working with Disney Plus? A troubleshooting guide
Disney Plus is available in most countries, so you’re unlikely to have trouble accessing it regardless of location. The problem is that not every country can access the same content library. If you’re traveling abroad on vacation, then you can no longer access your home version of Disney+, which may mean certain TV shows and movies are no longer available…
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NVIDIA Shield VPN not working? A troubleshooting guide
Many NVIDIA Shield users face common VPN connection issues that can prevent streaming, gaming, or browsing securely. This comprehensive troubleshooting guide addresses the most frequent problems and provides simple solutions to get your VPN working smoothly on your NVIDIA Shield device. Common VPN issues with NVIDIA Shield Several things can go wrong with your NVIDIA Shield VPN. Here are the…
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Nintendo VPN not working? Here’s how to fix it
Are you struggling with your Nintendo Switch VPN not working? You’re not alone. Many Switch users encounter VPN issues that prevent online gaming, from NAT-type restrictions to complete connection failures. This guide provides practical solutions to get you back online quickly. Common Nintendo Switch VPN problems Before diving into solutions, let’s understand what might be causing your Nintendo Switch VPN…
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Try These Fixes If YouTube TV Stopped Working on Your Roku
The YouTube TV app has been disappearing for some Roku users. Luckily, if you are among those affected, there are a few fixes you can try for this issue. Starting this week, several users on both Reddit and Roku’s forums have separately reported issues opening the YouTube TV app or even locating it on their Roku devices. Those who tried…
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Redis unveils new tools for developers working on AI applications
Redis has announced new tools aimed at making it easier for AI developers to build applications and optimize large language model (LLM) outputs. The new tools include LangCache, a fully-managed semantic caching service for applications and AI Agents that Redis said will help improve accuracy and speed. Vector sets, meanwhile, are a new native data type that allows developers to…
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