Articles from 2026
Browse all Windows news articles published in 2026
How Microsoft Teams Social Engineering Leads to Quick Assist, WinRM & Data Theft
Threat actors are increasingly turning Microsoft Teams into a social-engineering launch pad, using cross-tenant chat and voice calls to impersonate helpdesk staff, coax users into approving remote-ass
Americans Turn to AI Health Advice: Copilot Health and the Data, Trust, Risk Shift
Americans are turning to AI for health advice because it feels faster, more available, and often easier to ask than a doctor, especially for everyday questions that are urgent but not necessarily an e
Teams Right-Click Paste Greyed Out After Edge Update (Ctrl+V Still Works)
Microsoft Teams users are running into an odd but disruptive regression: the right-click Paste option in chats has gone grey, even though keyboard-based paste still works. The pattern matters because
Microsoft Copilot’s Platform Bet: Why Enterprise AI Is Now a Workflow Race
As enterprise AI shifts from a model race to a platform race, Microsoft looks increasingly well positioned to own the layer that businesses actually buy, govern, and live inside every day. The key que
AI Digital Twins for Bottling: Krones Cuts Fluid Simulation to Under 5 Minutes
Microsoft, NVIDIA, and Krones are turning a niche engineering concept into a practical manufacturing advantage, and beverage bottling is becoming one of the clearest proof points. The latest reporting
2026 Embedded Computing Trends: Hardware Verification, Azure IoT, and Austin Microelectronics
The embedded computing world is getting a useful snapshot of where the market is headed: deeper pre-silicon verification, tighter cloud-to-edge IoT integration, and more industry-specific event ecosys
How Salvation Army UK Uses Microsoft 365 Copilot for Safe AI Adoption
How charities use artificial intelligence is shifting from cautious experimentation to practical deployment, and The Salvation Army UK and Ireland has become a useful case study in what that transitio
Why Resource Monitor Beats Task Manager for Tracking svchost.exe Memory Spikes
Have you ever opened Task Manager, stared at a wall of svchost.exe entries, and felt like Windows was hiding the real culprit? That frustration is real, and it’s why Resource Monitor still matters in
Codex on Windows 11: Install & Use via App, CLI, or VS Code Extension
OpenAI’s Codex has crossed an important threshold on Windows 11: it is no longer just a developer curiosity, but a genuinely usable workflow tool with three distinct on-ramp paths for different kinds
Saviynt: Identity Control Plane for AI Agents and Enterprise Security
Saviynt’s latest message is not just about shipping another identity product; it is about redefining where enterprise security begins in an AI-native world. In a new interview, Chief Product Officer V
Arctic Text to Speech: How Windows 2026 Makes TTS a Mainstream Productivity Layer
The Microsoft Store listing for Arctic Text to Speech points to a broader truth about Windows in 2026: text-to-speech is no longer a niche accessibility feature, but a mainstream productivity layer, a
Expert.ai and Microsoft Italy Bring Governed Agentic AI to the Marketplace
The collaboration between Expert.ai and Microsoft Italy is more than a standard channel announcement. It is a clear sign that enterprise AI in Europe is moving into a new phase: from pilots and proofs