Available for Microsoft 365 Copilot users, the new agents will help you create, edit, and analyze your documents, spreadsheets, and presentations.

At this year's Build conference, Microsoft unveiled a major expansion of its agent-based AI platform, highlighting new tools to securely build, customize and orchestrate intelligent agents across ...

Our "one-person SOC" from Down Under, Paul Schnackenburg -- definiely not a dev -- tuned into the dev-heavy Microsoft Build 2025 conference and walked away with valuable insights for IT teams. From ...

Microsoft's Build developer conference kicked off Monday with a slew of agentic AI updates. Microsoft's CTO said there's been an "explosion" of people using agents over the last year, with daily ...

While the company might be pulling back some of its investments in the infrastructure that makes it run, Microsoft remains, at least publicly, intensely focused on AI and Copilot. The company's annual ...

Microsoft is working on a new "Tenant Copilot" offering, according to an internal memo. The company is also developing new ways for customers to manage AI agents alongside human staff. Microsoft was ...

Microsoft revealed a set of updates to its Azure platform during the Build 2025 conference aimed at improving dev access to AI-powered voice agents, document indexing and vector search integration.

‘The big winners are going to be people like yourselves who are going to build applications, not just people creating platforms like us,’ Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella says. Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella ...

Microsoft partners with xAI, Meta, Mistral and Black Forest Labs on AI models Models from OpenAI rivals will be hosted in Azure data centers New coding agent will carry out software development tasks ...

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It was all about agentic AI at Microsoft's big developer event on Monday. "The thing that we've seen over the past year is just sort of an explosion of agents," Microsoft CTO and executive vice ...