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China's Moonshot in talks with Microsoft, Amazon, Google over K3 revenue sharing, sources say

Moonshot AI is negotiating revenue-sharing deals with Microsoft, Amazon, and Google. These talks could allow US cloud providers to host its Kimi K3 model. The Chinese AI firm seeks up to a thirty percent revenue share from these services. Unresolved issues include revenue splits and data access for auditing token…

The Economic Times · Aug 26

Bill Gates, alarmed by AI, has policy ideas he wants to discuss with China's Xi Jinping

The Microsoft cofounder and billionaire philanthropist Bill Gates told Reuters in an interview that he believes China might agree to restricting potentially dangerous AI model releases if the US took initiative on that first.

The Economic Times · Aug 26

Bill Gates fears world leaders are unprepared for 3 major AI risks: 'Stunted' child development, emboldened criminals, and vanishing jobs for Gen Z

“I believe we need time to prepare for the period of social, political, and economic upheaval we are about to enter.”

Fortune · Aug 26

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The current and ex-Westminster politicians taking donations or advising AI companies

THERE have long been concerns about the revolving door between UK politicians and private industry ...

The National (Scotland) · Aug 26

Microsoft salary leak reveals how much employees make, from six-figure pay to huge stock awards

A recently leaked Microsoft spreadsheet has unveiled the salary details for almost six hundred employees, revealing a broad spectrum of base salaries. Those in the cloud and AI sectors enjoy considerably higher pay, emphasizing Microsoft's commitment to securing top talent in these critical domains. This document provides an uncommon glimpse…

The Economic Times · Aug 25

Meta Platforms Is Now 1 of Microsoft’s Biggest Customers. What That Means for MSFT Stock.

Meta’s growing reliance on Microsoft for AI is expected to strengthen Azure demand and further support MSFT stock’s growth prospects.

Barchart · Aug 25

Microsoft celebrates major progress with Windows 11 on Arm PCs, confirms Windows on Arm is now "a first-class platform for any workload" and that "customer demand is growing"

Windows on Arm is gaining in popularity as more OEMs and silicon partners jump in to support it. Developers are also paying more attention, with over 7,000 apps now supported on Arm.

Windows Central · Aug 25

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'The version Microsoft will build should be known as Copilot OS': Windows built around AI may not be happening, but leaked concept remains a grim portent for desktops

Remember Microsoft's vision of Windows built around AI? That recent leak has been raked over — and fresh details of 'Copilot OS' make me more nervous about the future.

TechRadar · Aug 25

IBM vs. Microsoft: One Has 58% Upside and Nearly 4x the Yield. The Better Buy May Surprise You.

IBM pays nearly 4x Microsoft's dividend yield, but MSFT wins on margins and upside. Only one will fit your investing style.

Barchart · Aug 25

Microsoft had to change the anti-piracy hologram on the Windows 95 box because an undisclosed government assumed the baby on it was naked

Microsoft says the government "shall remain nameless for obvious reasons".

PC Gamer · Aug 25

'Highly Unwelcome Trend': Bill Gates Claims Only Three Jobs Survive AI as the UK Graduate Roles Sink

Bill Gates warns that AI is reshaping the UK job market, with only coders, energy experts, and biologists safe from automation. Graduate employment is at a record low, impacting young workers.

International Business Times UK · Aug 25

Tech layoffs 2026: More than 175,000 workers laid off as Apple, Microsoft, Oracle, Amazon, Meta, TikTok, Uber, LinkedIn as dozens of companies cut jobs amid AI boom

Tech layoffs are accelerating in 2026 as big companies such as Apple, Microsoft, Oracle, Amazon, Meta, Linkedin, TikTok, Visa and dozens of other mega companies have announced slashing of jobs. Here's why AI, restructuring, cost-cutting and changing business priorities are reshaping the technology workforce. More than 175,000 technology workers had…

The Economic Times · Aug 25

GTA 6 Leaker Unveils Wild 'Nudist Town' Footage as Take-Two Subpoenas Microsoft and Discord Online

A torrent of GTA 6 leaks, including a graphic 'nudist town' clip, is forcing Rockstar and Take-Two into an aggressive legal hunt just days before the game's Netflix showcase.

International Business Times UK · Aug 25

Windows XP was released to manufacturing 25 years ago, preparing a launch of arguably the most iconic OS that Microsoft ever made

Windows XP hit RTM 25 years ago, prepping the launch of Microsoft's most iconic OS, which became a bestseller with a lasting cultural impact.

Windows Central · Aug 25

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TechRadar · Aug 25

Microsoft Teams administrators finally get the option to block external bots from meetings

Teams admins can soon choose to automatically block external bots to prevent any unwanted access, but watch out.

International Business Times · Aug 25

Nvidia Earnings Will Put The AI Trade to Another Test. Wall Street Expects a $92 Billion Quarter.

Nvidia's Data Center business is expected to have generated more than $85.4 billion in quarterly revenue, a 107% increase from the same period last year.

Windows Central · Aug 25

OpenAI's Sam Altman just admitted he was "wrong" about AI — laments that he made the tech seem "scary"

In a new podcast, OpenAI and ChatGPT lead Sam Altman lamented how much the industry made AI a hated tech, in his words, that they failed to "explain the benefits."

The Economic Times · Aug 25

Samsung, SK Hynix stand to benefit as Nvidia AI server costs surge

Server manufacturers notified major data center customers, including Microsoft, Google, and Oracle, that prices for Nvidia-based AI systems would rise by more than 15% in many cases for shipments starting in early 2027. The price adjustments affected systems built on Nvidia's next-generation Vera Rubin and current Grace Blackwell platforms, with…

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The National (Scotland) · Aug 25

Inside the huge AI data centre lobbying campaign sweeping through Holyrood

AI data centre developers and the wider industry have engaged in a sustained lobbying blitz of the Scottish Parliament, The National can reveal ...

Latin Times · Aug 24

The GTA 6 Leak Circus: What's Actually Confirmed, and What's Been Distorted

CyberLeek's GTA 6 leaks mix a real Rockstar build, a crypto grift, and a distorted physical-disc feud — here's what's actually confirmed.

Windows Central · Aug 24

Windows 11 will soon let you control unified memory, just in time for NVIDIA RTX Spark

A hidden feature in a recent Windows 11 Insider build lets you pick how much unified memory is reserved for graphics and AI.

TechRadar · Aug 24

New malware targets Microsoft Teams users by posing as your company's IT helpdesk

Victims are being told to install a fake cleaner software which is nothing more than a backdoor framework.

Tom’s Guide · Aug 24

States are starting to ban the secrecy behind AI data centers — here's why you should care

AI data centers have quietly been built behind NDAs, shell companies and code names. Now states are pushing back and demanding more transparency.

Windows Central · Aug 24

Microsoft accidentally admits new Outlook looks bad

Microsoft is introducing an optional setting in the new Outlook that makes it look like the classic desktop client. Microsoft claims it's to help people transition, but slapping a skin on a sluggish web wrapper is just a quiet admission that the new Outlook is bad.

Windows Central · Aug 24

Windows 95's redesign is still the most profound 31 years later — I take a look at what survived more than three decades of hardware evolution

Windows 95 launched on August 24, 1995, making it 31 years old today. While going back through old photos, I was reminded of just how profound an overhaul it represented compared to Windows 3.1, and why people were lined up outside of brick-and-mortar stores to get their hands on it.

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