Microsoft declined to comment on why it changed law firms in a significant case last week, but the switch suggests that a firm that chose to fight the Trump administration could still attract an ...

But why? A quarter-century ago, a federal judge decided a similar case in U.S. v. Microsoft, in which the federal government accused the world's leading software company at the time of trying to ...

“A lot of people do life cycle assessments after the fact,” said Husam Alissa, director of systems technology in cloud operations and innovation at Microsoft and leader of the lifecycle assessment ...

As both sides present arguments over what remedies are appropriate, the name of another tech titan keeps coming up: Microsoft. A quarter-century ago, a federal judge decided a similar case in U.S. v.

Microsoft is switching the law firm representing it in a shareholder case from one that has settled with the Trump administration to one that is fighting it. Microsoft, without elaborating ...

-Microsoft has hired a law firm that is fighting back against the Trump administration's legal industry crackdown, dropping another prominent firm that chose to settle with the White House. Court ...

Popular AI models from Anthropic and OpenAI aren’t great at debugging Microsoft’s researchers ... AI does appear to have a solid use case, though, with Google now claiming that around 25% ...

A new study out of Microsoft Research reveals that even the most polished AI models—including Anthropic’s Claude 3.7 Sonnet and OpenAI’s o3-mini—can’t debug code as reliably as a human.

Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) changed its legal representation in the lawsuit linked to its $69B acquisition of Activision Blizzard deal, replacing previous counsel, Simpson Thacher with Jenner & Block ...

By Mike Scarcella and Tom Hals (Reuters) -Microsoft is switching the law firm representing it in a shareholder case, replacing one that settled with the Trump administration to avoid a punishing ...