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    Microsoft's Small AI Models Outperform OpenAI in Complex Mathematics

    January 11, 2025 • 1 min read

    Microsoft researchers have developed rStar-Math, a groundbreaking technique enabling smaller AI models to solve advanced mathematical problems with exceptional accuracy. When applied to compact models like Phi-3 mini, the technique achieved up to 90% accuracy, surpassing OpenAI's larger models.

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    Microsoft Initiates Performance-Based Layoffs Affecting Less Than 1% of Workforce

    January 09, 2025 • 1 min read

    Microsoft has confirmed targeted job cuts impacting under 1% of its 228,000 employees, based on performance reviews. The tech giant emphasizes these reductions are part of its regular talent management process, while maintaining optimistic revenue projections driven by AI infrastructure expansion.

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    Microsoft Opens Phi-4 AI Model to Public: A Game-Changer in Open-Source AI Development

    January 09, 2025 • 1 min read

    Microsoft's decision to open-source their powerful 14-billion parameter Phi-4 AI model marks a significant shift in AI accessibility. The model demonstrates exceptional performance in mathematical reasoning and language understanding while requiring fewer computational resources than larger competitors.

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    Microsoft Unveils Historic $80B AI Investment Strategy for 2025

    January 05, 2025 • 1 min read

    Microsoft announces unprecedented plans to invest $80 billion in AI infrastructure during fiscal year 2025, with over half allocated to US-based initiatives. The massive investment aims to expand AI datacenter capabilities and reinforces Microsoft's partnership with OpenAI in what they view as the next industrial revolution.

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    FTC Investigates Microsoft's Federal Cybersecurity Contracts Over Antitrust Concerns

    December 29, 2024 • 1 min read

    The FTC has launched a probe into Microsoft's cybersecurity dealings with federal agencies following the 2020 SolarWinds attack, examining potential antitrust violations. The investigation focuses on how Microsoft's free security trials allegedly led to expensive subscriptions and vendor lock-in across government systems.

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    Tech Giants Turn to Nuclear Power to Fuel AI and Cloud Computing Growth

    December 29, 2024 • 1 min read

    Major technology companies are making strategic investments in nuclear power to meet the surging energy demands of AI and data centers. This shift represents a significant change in the industry's approach to powering digital infrastructure while maintaining environmental commitments.

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    Microsoft Under FTC Scrutiny: New Antitrust Investigation Targets Office Suite Bundling

    December 27, 2024 • 1 min read

    The FTC launches a major antitrust probe into Microsoft's practice of bundling Office products with cloud and security services, particularly in federal contracts. The investigation examines how Microsoft's packaging strategies may create market dependency and raises concerns about the tech giant's growing dominance.

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    Valve's Efficiency Marvel: Gaming Giant Outperforms Tech Giants in Revenue per Employee

    December 27, 2024 • 1 min read

    Gaming powerhouse Valve Corporation demonstrates remarkable operational efficiency with just 336 employees generating more revenue per person than major tech companies combined. The company's lean business model centered around Steam's 30% commission helps drive exceptional productivity metrics that dwarf competitors like Amazon and Meta.

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    FTC Launches Antitrust Investigation into Microsoft's Product Bundling Strategy

    December 26, 2024 • 1 min read

    The Federal Trade Commission is investigating Microsoft's practice of bundling Office software with cybersecurity and cloud services, particularly in federal contracts. The probe examines potential antitrust violations and the impact on competitors, marking another major regulatory challenge for the tech giant.

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    US Government Considers TP-Link Router Ban Over National Security Concerns

    December 20, 2024 • 1 min read

    Federal authorities may ban TP-Link routers by 2025 due to cybersecurity concerns and potential state-sponsored attack vulnerabilities. The ban could greatly impact US consumers and businesses, as TP-Link controls 65% of the domestic router market.

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