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New system-on-chip combines Arm CPUs with Blackwell GPUs and unified memory to enable local AI agents on high-end Windows PCs this fall.
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New system-on-chip combines Arm CPUs with Blackwell GPUs and unified memory to enable local AI agents on high-end Windows PCs this fall.
Microsoft asserts Windows 11 is up to 20 percent more responsive, but independent testing shows no memory improvement on 8GB machines.
Microsoft is advancing hardware security by open-sourcing Integrated HSM technology, focusing on collaboration and cryptographic key protection according to an Azure blog post.
Microsoft has fixed a Windows 11 update issue causing black screens and desktop failures, primarily affecting Azure Virtual Desktop hosts using FSLogix.
An out-of-bounds write in DateTime parsing can crash .NET Core apps across Windows, Linux and macOS. Microsoft has issued fixes for versions 8 through 11.
Microsoft has updated .NET runtimes to fix a high-severity remote code execution flaw in System.Net.Sockets affecting Windows applications using specific versions.
A critical vulnerability in Windows OLE allows remote code execution via untrusted pointer dereference, posing immediate risk to networked systems.
Microsoft launched Decision-1, a specialized model that returns calibrated probabilities for predefined answers, aiming to lower costs and latency for structured decision workflows.