Future of Windows: Microsoft Execs Spotlight Multimodal Interactions, Copilot+ PCs, Secure Cloud Devices
In a recent podcast interview, two Microsoft executives gave a preview of what's next for Windows.
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Anthropic’s Recent Claude Updates Favor Practical Reliability Over Novelty
Anthropic's recently released features mark a strategic push to differentiate Claude from rivals like ChatGPT.
UK Advice to Delete Emails for Water Conservation Draws Backlash
The UK government is facing backlash about the water conservation tip because storing an email in a data centre for a month only uses about one-thousandth of a millilitre of water.
AI Data Centers’ Soaring Energy Use: Who Pays for Higher Utilities Costs?
Building the infrastructure for generative AI like Google Gemini and Microsoft Copilot could spark local fights for energy.
Google Invests $9B to Power ‘America’s AI Leadership’ From Oklahoma
In addition, through Google’s AI for Education Accelerator, students at the University of Oklahoma and Oklahoma State University will gain free access to AI certifications and training programs.
Federal Judge: Elon Musk Must Face OpenAI’s ‘Sufficient’ Harassment Claims
In March 2026, a jury will hear OpenAI's claims of a "years-long harassment campaign" by Musk via social media, press, and legal moves.
US Reportedly Hid Trackers in Shipments to Monitor AI Chips Diverted to China
Trackers were placed in the packaging and sometimes inside servers from Dell and Super Micro, according to Reuters.
Claude Sonnet 4 Receives Massive Update to Support 1M Tokens
Anthropic’s developers recently upgraded the AI model Claude Sonnet 4 to support up to 1 million tokens of context, thereby opening up a number of new use cases.
Paid ChatGPT Users: GPT-4o Back as Default After Outcry – ‘Like Losing a Friend’
CEO Sam Altman announced this change along with numerous others to OpenAI’s proprietary ChatGPT chatbot.
Microsoft’s Patch Tuesday: 100+ Updates Including Azure OpenAI Service, Memory Corruption Flaw
Microsoft patched CVE-2025-50165, an “extremely high-risk” memory corruption flaw in its graphics component that could let attackers execute code over the network.
