Microsoft
Microsoft is the world's largest software company and OpenAI's key partner, embedding GPT models across Copilot, Windows, Office and the Azure cloud. It also builds its own Phi small models and the MAI model line. This page gathers all our coverage of Microsoft's AI moves.
Parallel Refinement Instead of Diffusion: DRLMs Hit 93.9% on Sudoku-Extreme
Microsoft has introduced DRLMs — a parallel reasoning method that generates a full draft and iteratively refines it instead of running reverse diffusion. On three…
Vercel sets deadlines for vendors: static keys must go by 2027
Vercel surveyed 1,000+ SaaS vendors: only 8.4% support secure authentication. From November 30, its marketplace will flag "Not secure" listings; from January 2027…
Anthropic Hands Agent Skills Standard to AAIF: 1 Million Skills, 280 Million Installs
Anthropic gave the Linux Foundation the Agent Skills standard, along with its name, logo and domain. Since December 2025, more than 70 platforms have adopted it…
Microsoft Takes Over OpenAI's Stargate Data Center in Norway
Altman's Shadow: How One Man's Ambitions Are Shaping the Future of AI
Researchers Hack AI Agents on GitHub to Steal Credentials
Investment Boom: Hyperscalers to Pour $700 Billion Into AI Development
GitHub Freezes Copilot Sign-Ups as AI Agents Break the Economics of Flat-Rate Pricing
GitHub has paused new user registrations because running AI agents costs more than monthly subscriptions bring in.
Groq raises $650 million, targets 200 MW of inference capacity by 2027
Groq raised $650 million in a round led by Disruptive and Infinitum. Its inference cloud runs in 13 data centers, serves 5 million developers, and aims for 200 MW…
Lovable launches Deploy on AWS: apps and data move into the customer's VPC
GitHub adds search and filters to the budget list on the billing page
Meta Brings Muse Wonder to the Enterprise AI Agent Market, but Trust Stands in the Way
A honeypot repo with 1,774 stars: two filters for detecting malware and hallucinations
Siemens Bets on Poland's Defense Boom, With a Budget of 4.8% of GDP
Siemens expects Poland's rising defense and infrastructure spending, about 4.8% of GDP, to lift demand for industrial automation and digital solutions.
Wikipedia Is Losing Readers to AI Overviews, and the Volunteer Cycle Is at Risk
Wired: Wikipedia editors expected the AI boom to fade. Instead, search summaries are pulling away readers, and with them the flow of new contributors to the…