Summit 7, Telos, RFA, Zoom, T-Mobile and Verizon were among the tech companies making key executive hires and moves in April 2025.

Microsoft has initiated another round of layoffs, eliminating about 6,000 roles, or roughly 3% of its global workforce. These cuts span all levels, teams, and geographies.

Microsoft is laying off up to 3 percent of its global workforce, reports Bloomberg. With Microsoft having around 228,000 ...

Alongside the latest security fixes, Microsoft just added a number of new features to Windows 11 via the KB5058411 update.

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A new wave of design experimentation has arrived, and Microsoft seems eager to use it as an excuse to rebuild everything from the ground up. It ...

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It’s the company’s largest round of cuts since laying off 10,000 workers in 2023.

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Although Microsoft did not name Artificial Intelligence (AI) as a cause of the axing, it undoubtedly has had a role to play.