Microsoft Joins Trump’s Revolutionary “Bring Your Own Power” Pledge for AI Data Centers in 2026

Microsoft Joins Trump’s Revolutionary “Bring Your Own Power” Pledge for AI Data Centers in 2026

Microsoft joins Trump’s White House pledge to power AI data centers without raising electricity bills, reshaping Azure and Copilot growth.

Microsoft Defender Monthly News (March 2026): New Sentinel UEBA, Copilot Guidebooks, and XDR Upgrades

Microsoft Defender Monthly News (March 2026): New Sentinel UEBA, Copilot Guidebooks, and XDR Upgrades

Microsoft is kicking off March 2026 (see February 2026 or April 2026) with a packed slate of security updates across Microsoft Defender, Sentinel, and Copilot, giving SOC teams new AI‑driven tools, better visibility, and more unified experiences for cloud and endpoint protection. Unified Defender and Sentinel experiences Microsoft is expanding Microsoft Defender for Cloud into the Defender portal in public …

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Microsoft Turns NVIDIA GTC 2026 Into an Exciting Showcase for Azure AI Factories and GPU Infrastructure

Microsoft Turns NVIDIA GTC 2026 Into an Exciting Showcase for Azure AI Factories and GPU Infrastructure

Microsoft is turning NVIDIA GTC 2026 into a showcase for Azure as the default platform for GPU‑intensive AI “factories,” highlighting how fast it is moving from experimental AI into massive, production‑scale deployment. With a deep session catalog, a highly produced booth presence, and tight alignment with NVIDIA and partners, the company is clearly signaling that Azure AI infrastructure is where …

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The Microsoft Japan Azure Antitrust Probe Puts Global 2026 Cloud Licensing Under Intense Pressure

The Microsoft Japan Azure Antitrust Probe Puts Global 2026 Cloud Licensing Under Intense Pressure

Microsoft’s Azure cloud business is once again under the regulatory microscope—this time in one of its most important Asian markets—as Japan’s antitrust watchdog digs into how the company licenses and runs its cloud services. Japan’s Fair Trade Commission (JFTC) is investigating whether Microsoft’s local unit used its dominance in software like Microsoft 365 to push customers toward Azure, potentially making …

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