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Azure to Get 500-Core Processors and 72-GPU AI Racks from AMD Helios in 2026
Microsoft will deploy AMD’s Helios rack-scale AI systems in Azure, launching new VM families with up to 500 CPU cores and 72 GPUs for AI inference. The rollout starts in H2 2026, offering developers more hardware choice and IT managers a path to diversify their AI infrastructure.
Copilot Turns Microsoft 365 Oversharing Into a Security Crisis—Here’s the Fix
A new report warns that Microsoft 365 Copilot amplifies the dangers of data oversharing by making poorly governed information instantly discoverable. Organizations need a policy-first governance approach—not just configuration tweaks—to secure collaboration before AI turns latent risks into active breaches.
Block’s Buzz Lands on Windows: The Collaboration App That Treats AI Agents as Co-Workers
Block has launched Buzz, a collaboration client for Windows that treats AI agents as first-class participants with their own keys and channel access. The open-source, self-hostable platform challenges the add-on AI approach of Microsoft Teams and Slack. While still early-stage, Buzz points to a future where human–agent teamwork is designed into the workspace from the start.
Copilot in Edge on Mac: The Features That Finally Beat Safari (and the Privacy Settings You Should Check)
Microsoft Edge's AI features—including a sidebar Copilot that understands your open tabs, automatic task-resuming Journeys, and cross-service connectors—are convincing enough to make a Mac user abandon Safari. This guide explains how each feature works, the privacy trade-offs, and how to set them up safely.
Azure AI Jumpstart: 14-Week Virtual Program Opens in Nigeria, Preps for AI-103 Certification
Saidu B. Samaila & Co. and Chamco Digital launched a 14-week virtual AI and cloud workforce training program for African learners. The program covers Azure AI services, Python, generative AI, and Microsoft Foundry, with hands-on projects and preparation for AI-901 and AI-103 exams. Registration is open now.
Microsoft Copilot Gains Real-Time AR Data Access via Billtrust: What Finance Teams Must Know
Billtrust has launched an MCP Server that lets Microsoft Copilot and Claude users query live accounts receivable data using natural language. The read-only integration eliminates platform switching for collections and AR analytics but requires careful IT governance. Finance teams can test the feature now, while transactional workflows like sending collections outreach are planned for future releases.
AWS Security Hub Can Now Monitor Azure and Detect AI Cost Harvesting: A Practical Guide
AWS Security Hub now supports native monitoring of Azure resources and adds AI-specific threat detection for services like Bedrock and SageMaker. This practical guide explains what changed—including AI inventory, cost-harvesting detection, and GuardDuty Investigation—how it affects Windows and Azure administrators, and the steps you should take to integrate the new capabilities.
Microsoft’s Billion-Dollar Mistral Data Centre Deal Puts European AI on Azure Local and Copilot
Microsoft's multi-billion-dollar commitment to build European data centres with Mistral AI gives Windows and Azure users access to Mistral's Medium 3.5 and OCR 4 models inside Microsoft Foundry, Copilot Studio, and Azure Local. The deal expands infrastructure capacity while letting enterprises run sensitive document and code workloads on their own hardware. This article breaks down the practical implications for developers, IT pros, and business users, and offers concrete next steps.
Free AI Webinars Put Microsoft Copilot Cowork, ChatGPT Work, and Claude Skills to the Test for Windows Users
ONLC Training’s free webinar series offers Windows users a practical comparison of Microsoft Copilot Cowork, ChatGPT Work, and Claude Skills. The sessions, running from August 4 to September 24, 2026, focus on actionable ways to delegate work to AI agents, with guidance on governance, permissions, and real‑world use. Our guide breaks down what you’ll learn, how to prepare, and what it means for your workflow.
Microsoft Copilot Studio adds deep reasoning to orchestrate enterprise AI agents
Microsoft Copilot Studio is adding deep reasoning capabilities that let AI agents plan, coordinate, and make decisions across enterprise systems. A recent fireside chat revealed the platform’s shift from a low‑code chatbot builder to an orchestration layer for agentic workflows. IT leaders should begin pilots now, focusing on safe tool design, rigorous testing, and strong governance to prepare for broader deployment when preview features mature.
Rackspace Bets on Azure Governance to Tame Enterprise AI Costs and Chaos
Rackspace Technology is urging Microsoft-centric businesses to adopt governed, cost-optimized Azure infrastructure as the foundation for moving AI from pilots to reliable production. The managed services firm emphasizes modernization, data readiness, and cyber resilience, targeting enterprises struggling with operational complexity and hidden AI costs. For IT leaders in Windows shops, the approach offers a practical roadmap but demands clear ownership of business outcomes.
PC Hardware Prices Are Soaring, but Your Old Rig Can Still Play 2026’s Best Games
PC hardware prices have soared in 2026 due to AI-driven memory demand, making upgrades painful, but major new games are running well on older rigs. With retail prices expected to climb further, your best move is to maintain and optimize your existing PC rather than buy into an inflated market. We break down the numbers and offer a practical survival guide.
Microsoft Retires Copilot Deep Research: What to Save, Where to Go Next
Microsoft is retiring Copilot Deep Research on August 18, 2026. Existing reports remain accessible, but new research shifts to the premium Researcher agent, leaving Personal and Family subscribers without a direct replacement. Users should export important reports now and evaluate their upgrade options.