Microsoft's Kim Manis discusses Fabric's latest developments in governance, AI agents, CI/CD, pricing and monitoring, and how they could change the way organizations manage data.

Microsoft is becoming the common foundation for enterprise end-user computing, but that doesn't mean IT environments are becoming simpler.

Microsoft is transforming Azure into a full-stack AI platform by combining custom chips, advanced data center infrastructure and AI development tools to give enterprises more flexibility, performance ...

Phishing attacks are reaching beyond stolen passwords. Attacks are increasing their use of legitimate remote management software to take over computers and hidden instructions to manipulate AI email ...

Azure SQL Database customers using Always Encrypted with Intel SGX must migrate to VBS enclaves or evaluate SQL Server on Azure Confidential VMs before Oct. 31, 2027.

AI agents are quickly moving from experiments into everyday enterprise environments, but the security controls around them are not keeping pace.

Microsoft is making a bigger bet on AI that runs both on PCs and in the cloud, positioning Windows as the platform that decides where increasingly complex AI workloads should execute.

A routine virtual hard disk copy triggered days of Hyper-V resynchronization, offering a lesson in why VM-aware export tools matter.

Microsoft Ignite 2026 is packed with sessions on AI agents, security, cloud infrastructure and enterprise transformation.

The integration gives enterprise AI agents governed access to organizational knowledge while using Azure AI Foundry to retrieve and ground information across multiple data sources.

Administrators using ExchangeOnlineManagement versions earlier than 3.10.1 should update before Microsoft begins enforcing stricter authentication requirements in March 2027.