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The UK’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has decided not to launch an investigation into the Microsoft-Mistral AI partnership. The CMA found that the deal does not grant Microsoft enough control over Mistral to warrant further antitrust scrutiny at this time.
The European Union has issued a legally binding request to Microsoft, demanding information about two of Bing’s AI features: the Copilot chatbot and Image Creator.
In its May 2024 security updates, Microsoft has patched a total of 61 vulnerabilities across its products, including two zero-day vulnerabilities that were being actively exploited in the wild.
This strategic partnership between Microsoft and Sainsbury’s highlights the growing importance of AI in the retail sector and the potential for these technologies to drive innovation, efficiency, and customer satisfaction.
Microsoft has released a fresh batch of Windows 11 Insider preview builds across the Dev, Beta, and Release Preview channels, introducing new features, improvements, and bug fixes. These pre-release builds offer a glimpse into the upcoming enhancements and changes that will eventually make their way to the stable version of Windows 11.
Discover Microsoft’s latest AI innovations at the special Windows and Surface event ahead of Build 2024. Learn about the new Surface Pro 10, Surface Laptop 6, and AI features in Windows 11.
Microsoft has reportedly encouraged over 100 of its Chinese employees in China to consider relocating to other countries. This development, first disclosed by Chinese state media, underscores the growing strain on tech companies operating across these two major economies.