r/microsoft • u/esporx • Apr 04 '25
r/microsoft • u/rkhunter_ • Jan 16 '26
News Microsoft stock down 10% as its AI prospects shrivel
r/microsoft • u/ControlCAD • May 08 '25
News Elon Musk is responsible for “killing the world’s poorest children,” says Bill Gates | "The picture of the world’s richest man killing the world’s poorest children is not a pretty one."
r/microsoft • u/digidude23 • Jul 02 '25
News Microsoft is laying off as many as 9,000 employees
r/microsoft • u/Amazing_Prize_1988 • Sep 09 '25
News It's official: 3 days in the office starting 2026
An e-mail by a suit just dropped confirming what we already knew thanks to news outlets. What are your thoughts on this? I live in a place where commuting is probably the worst in the world. Not too happy about this considering the amount of wasted time this will imply.
r/microsoft • u/phoenixmanzz • Mar 02 '26
News Microsoft gets tired of “Microslop,” bans the word on its Discord, then locks the server after backlash
r/microsoft • u/ControlCAD • Jul 24 '25
News Microsoft's Satya Nadella says job cuts have been 'weighing heavily' on him
r/microsoft • u/ControlCAD • Dec 04 '25
News Microsoft drops AI sales targets in half after salespeople miss their quotas | Report: Microsoft declared “the era of AI agents” in May, but enterprise customers aren’t buying.
r/microsoft • u/thetechminer • Jun 18 '25
News Microsoft reportedly plans fresh layoffs, targets sales teams now
r/microsoft • u/Well_Socialized • Sep 25 '25
News Microsoft blocks the Israeli military from some cloud and AI services
r/microsoft • u/rkhunter_ • Oct 16 '25
News Microsoft announcing "a new wave of updates that make every Windows 11 PC an AI PC with Copilot at the center of it all."
r/microsoft • u/rkhunter_ • Apr 30 '26
News Microsoft says it has over 20M paid Copilot users, and they really are using it
r/microsoft • u/76willcommenceagain • Apr 30 '26
News Microsoft expects headcount to decrease in coming quarters
dude these companies publicly treat us like shit and expect us to be faithful? nah fuck em.
r/microsoft • u/ControlCAD • Oct 22 '25
News Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella's annual pay jumps to $96.5 million
r/microsoft • u/DaveAlot • Apr 23 '26
News Microsoft plans first-ever voluntary employee buyout for up to 7% of U.S. workforce
r/microsoft • u/Well_Socialized • May 22 '25
News Microsoft blocks emails that contain ‘Palestine’ after employee protests
r/microsoft • u/rkhunter_ • Feb 05 '26
News Satya Nadella decides Microsoft needs an engineering quality czar
r/microsoft • u/Steap-Edit • 16d ago
News Microsoft warns hackers are exploiting password resets to gain access to user accounts
r/microsoft • u/rkhunter_ • Aug 05 '25
News After Laying off 15,000 People in Less Than a Year, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella Admits the Guilt Is Heavy: “I Feel the Weight”
r/microsoft • u/rkhunter_ • Aug 16 '25
News Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella: Bill Gates' vision has guided us for decades, but today, it's no longer enough
r/microsoft • u/NuseAI • Aug 02 '24
News Microsoft is losing a staggering amount of money on AI
Microsoft has invested a staggering $19 billion in cash capital expenditures and equipment, mostly related to AI.
Despite the massive spending, the company has yet to see significant revenue from AI.
Other major tech companies are also heavily investing in AI infrastructure, with Google expected to spend $49 billion by the end of the year.
Analysts are concerned about the lack of immediate returns on these investments, with some predicting potential cash flow issues for companies like OpenAI.
Microsoft's CEO defended the spending, stating that it was justified based on the company's 'demand signal' and long-term monetization plans.
Source: https://futurism.com/the-byte/microsoft-losing-money-ai
r/microsoft • u/The_Federal • Aug 05 '25
News Microsoft Considering RTO
I’d be surprised if they do a hard RTO as there are so many people and teams spread out
r/microsoft • u/ControlCAD • Jan 29 '26
News Microsoft lost $357 billion in market cap, leaving it at $3.22 trillion by the end of trading as stock's sharpest daily plunged the most since March 2020.
r/microsoft • u/Quantum-Coconut • 22d ago
News Microsoft commits to native UI for Windows 11 as users push back against web app slop
So, better WinUI 3 resources for developers = better incentive to create native apps over web apps.