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The new Explore Space with "Over the Moon" learning path includes three modules: planning a Moon mission using the Python Pandas Library, predicting meteor showers using Python and VC Code and using AI
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"Change can also pave the way for a better future. That is why we have decided that moving forward, all of our games will require a Microsoft account to play – including Minecraft Java Edition," the company said
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The tech giant will purchase SAF credits from Dutch company SkyNRG, the pioneer and global leader for sustainable aviation fuel, and deliver to the airport fueling system used by Alaska Airlines.
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According to Microsoft's '2020 Diversity and Inclusion' report released on Wednesday, Asian employees, which include more than a dozen different ethnic groups, represent 34.7 per cent of its US workforce
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They said that the world’s biggest technology company Microsoft would provide technical support to the college in offering modern technical courses like cloud computing, data science, Python and Azure web services
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The 'forced update' installs Word, Excel, Powerpoint, and Outlook web-based apps.
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As cybercriminals sought to capitalise on large numbers of employees still working remotely, Microsoft appeared in 19 per cent of all brand phishing attempts globally, said the Brand Phishing Report for Q3 2020 by Check Point Research.
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The real time noise suppression in Microsoft Teams will automatically remove background noise during the video meetings.
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The new security patches arrived after the tech giant issued ‘October 2020 Patch Tuesday' that fixes 87 vulnerabilities.
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Microsoft refreshed its top-end Surface Pro X SKUs by adding the new Microsoft SQ 2 processor -- the fastest processor in its class.
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“It is very hard to tell how effective it will be but we are confident it will have a very long-lasting effect.”
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As part of this partnership, over 1500 course modules from Microsoft will be made available to students and educators free of cost through AICTE's e-learning portal, ELIS.
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Microsoft was one of the first companies to shift its tech workforce remotely when the coronavirus pandemic hit in March.
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IT services unit of IBM's global technology services business will become a separate public company
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Microsoft will allow employees to work from home freely for less than 50 per cent of their working week, or for managers to approve permanent remote work.
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New Delhi: SoftBank-owned UK chip maker Arm has partnered with Microsoft to create Azure-based tools to enable developers transfer data from Arm-based Internet of Things (IoT) devices to Azure Cloud. The partnership will enable developers to easily target a broad range of Arm-based devices like intelligent computer-vision-enabled cameras, connected vehicles, AI gateways and intelligent appliances. […]
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By standardiding its equipment and processes on Microsoft Azure as its preferred cloud platform, ZEISS will be able to provide its customers with enhanced digital experiences, address changing market needs more quickly and increase its productivity.
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Close to one third of workers in India (29 per cent) cited increased rates of burnout over the past six months, according to Microsoft's latest 'Work Trend Index' report.
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During the three-month Azure Sphere Security Research Challenge (ASSRC), cyber security researchers surfaced 20 critical or important severity security vulnerabilities in Azure Sphere.
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The organisations can continue to renew and purchase new software licenses, software assurance and online services through the Open License programme until December 31, 2021.
