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Vendors led by General Dynamics Corp. were awarded a contract for as much as $7.6 billion to provide Microsoft office software for the Pentagon.September 3
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The company isn’t encouraging malicious attacks but it does want security researchers to spend more time poking holes in its flagship cloud service so the company can learn about flaws and fix them.June 10
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Oracle Corp. announced Wednesday that it has secured a cloud-computing alliance with Microsoft Corp., an acknowledgment the database giant’s go-it-alone approach to the cloud wasn’t working.June 6
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The software giant plans to hire 100 full-time developers at the two sites by the end of this year and expand to 500 by the end of 2023.May 14
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Microsoft’s MyAnalytics program – part of its Office cloud software – allows employees to track metrics like how much time they spend in meetings or use email.May 7
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A group of older tech companies is working the back channels in some of the White House’s most powerful offices -- and often getting results.May 1
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The agreement will let VMware customers move their technology systems to Microsoft’s Azure cloud-computing services.April 30
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Microsoft Corp.’s cloud computing business fueled quarterly sales and profit that topped analysts’ estimates, boosted by several new deals with large corporate clients.April 26
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Amazon.com Inc. and Microsoft Corp. are the last competitors standing in the Pentagon’s winner-take-all competition for a $10 billion cloud services contract,April 11
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A new report, as well as several other studies, confirm a frustrating problem: The AI hype is making it impossible to figure out how much businesses really need it and are using it.March 8
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