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If you’ve got memory issues, Microsoft’s built-in diagnostic tool could come in handy.

Continuing the trend of trying to make Windows 11 suck less, Microsoft today announced Project Zenith, a new “ready-to-code distraction free Windows experience” for powerful developer hardware with 64GB of RAM and gobs of memory bandwidth. Project Zenith will first be available on AMD’s Ryzen AI Halo mini-desktop at first, with more devices to follow.…

Microsoft’s efforts to fix what is now a multi-day outage affecting customers’ access to Outlook email and other Microsoft 365 services are entering day two.

There have been complaints about this going back years, but Microsoft has finally caved in and decided to stop nagging users to back up their files to OneDrive: these alerts can now be permanently dismissed with an Opt out of backup button.

Lambda, an AI cloud company that buys computing chips and rents them out to businesses, has raised $1 billion in private, short-dated debt to buy Nvidia’s AI chips that it will lease to Microsoft, Bloomberg reports. 

Over a hundred tech companies — including OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, and Microsoft — have signed an open letter urging both the private and public sectors to work together to defend themselves from AI-related cyber threats.

Microsoft has been very busy working on Windows 11’s integration with Android. In July, we learned that the company was prototyping several features, including a standalone Messages app you can pin and access from the Start menu. Just a few weeks ago, Windows Insiders gained access to a new Phone Link experiment that provides more…

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Microsoft apparently wasn’t satisfied with making Bing the default search experience inside Windows and Edge, so it has built an entire standalone app to encourage users to put Bing in other browsers too. Called Microsoft Recommended Search Settings, the Windows 11 utility can install Bing extensions and change search settings in browsers including Chrome, Firefoxand…

Take-Two, parent company of developer Rockstar Games, is taking legal action to find whoever is responsible for leaking footage of Grand Theft Auto VI The company filed two petitions for subpoenas in the Southern District of New York to get Microsoft and Discord to hand over information Take-Two has identified as being associated with the…