Microsoft
- Opinion
- AI
Why the world’s most valuable company is set to become even more powerful
Nvidia’s rise from obscurity to become a $5.5 trillion market-moving beast brings with it a lot of wild expectations.
- Stephen Bartholomeusz
Latest
- Analysis
- Video games
Xbox goes disc-free with Call of Duty the star attraction
The Xbox Series X Digital Edition isn’t much of an upgrade, but it’s still a fantastic host for Microsoft’s marquee Game Pass service.
- Tim Biggs
- Opinion
- AI
Hot chips: The split that sparked a $97 billion meltdown
It is an industry crucial to the 21st century, but two of its biggest players are going in opposite directions.
- Stephen Bartholomeusz
Microsoft and OpenAI’s ‘bromance’ begins to fray
Microsoft has backed away from pouring more money into OpenAI, straining relations.
- Cade Metz, Mike Isaac and Erin Griffith
- Opinion
- Scams
Beware the ‘Microsoft support’ scam – it cost Fran $30,000
Want a chance of getting scam compensation from one of the big banks? There’s one simple rule to follow.
- Nicole Pedersen-McKinnon
- Opinion
- Competition
Can Google’s search dominance be broken by its break-up?
The tech giant could be broken up if the US Department of Justice has its way - but it could take years to get to that point.
- Stephen Bartholomeusz
How Epstein wheedled his way into Bill Gates’ world – and why Melinda hated it
The billionaire Microsoft co-founder took a reputational hit from his association with the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
- Anupreeta Das
- Opinion
- AI
The $48 billion ‘disappointment’ that sent a shiver through Wall Street
Nvidia had a meteoric rise to become one of the world’s most valuable companies, but we just got a snapshot of the AI powerhouse’s vulnerability.
- Stephen Bartholomeusz
- Opinion
- Scams
Why Australian banks are better at stopping scammers than British banks
Winning the war against these international criminal gangs can only be achieved through a collective show of strength from all parts of the scams chain.
- Anna Bligh
‘Wilful blindness’: Big fines for tech giants that ignore abuse material
Companies such as Apple, Microsoft, Google and Meta face fines of almost $800,000 a day if they don’t come clean on their progress in combating child exploitation and sex abuse material on their platforms.
- Angus Thompson
Original URL: https://www.watoday.com.au/topic/microsoft-hqw