Microsoft is bringing its office collaboration software Teams to Linux as part of the rollout of the entire Office suite onto the OS.

We don’t know very much about the next generation of Xbox machines. We know that Microsoft is taking a double-pronged approach with its Project Scarlett family of Xbox devices. Anaconda will be the more powerful of the two, a beastly machine that’ll make the Xbox One X seem silly by comparison, and Lockheart, a possibly discless, less powerful machine with more palatable pricing.

Quantum computing might be hitting the mainstream as Microsoft and Amazon bring new quantum solutions to their cloud services

In an attempt to quell the toxicity of online gaming spaces, the Vatican is injecting some holiness into everyone’s favourite blocky build-a-thon Nowadays, it’s awfully difficult to find an online community that isn’t overrun with heathens and naysayers. There’s just so much cussing and use of naughty sex words to describe the simple action of messing up! How is one …

The goal is simple for Xbox: Make a console, make it brilliant and give it UNLIMITED POWER. Or at least enough raw power and grunt to put it far ahead of the competition on a hardware level.

Following a tease or two, Microsoft is ready to kick off X019 with a brand new slate of games! I’ll be covering the event and updating this post as necessary, so sit back and relax with your F5 key in hammering distance so you can see all the reveals from the Xbox celebration.

First developed as a tool that could be used to see through walls, that humble amorphous solid has a wide array of applications that have helped create technological breakthroughs. Microsoft is looking to use glass for the next big step forward in information preservation for their Azure platform, with the most recent proof of concept being the transfer of the entire 1978 Superman movie to something that’s the mere size of a beer coaster.

Xbox One gamers looking to grab a unique name for themselves on Xbox Live, can now finally do just that without any fear of their chosen handle having already been scooped up.