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Sinking Data Centers: A Dive into the Depths

Data centers, the unseen giants powering our digital world, have taken an unexpected plunge—literally. At the bottom of the ocean, where depths and darkness prevail, some of the most advanced servers are silently humming away. It might sound like a p...

Jacob Enderson · 5 days ago · 43

The Rise of Excel as an eSport

It's fair to say most of us don't like spreadsheets, but the people who do like them, like them a lot. And while many of us use Microsoft Excel in our day-to-day work, an elite few have adapted the world's most popular spreadsheet software into an eS...

Kelly · 12 November · 79

The Evolution of Microsoft Mice: From Green-Eyed to RGB

In 1983, when Microsoft introduced its original green-eyed mouse to the market, computer mice were not yet common peripherals. However, Microsoft saw an opportunity to be a pioneer in the upcoming surge of graphical operating systems and aimed to mak...

Jacob Enderson · 02 October · 67

What is Microsoft Viva? Should My Company Be Using The Microsoft Viva Apps?

As Microsoft 365 consultants, since the release of the Microsoft Viva tools we have been bombarded with enquiries into what is Microsoft Viva and if you should adopt the Microsoft Viva tools into your business. In this article, we will...

threesixfive DGTL · 26 September · 59

Microsoft integrates Python into Excel

Microsoft is bringing its Excel spreadsheet and the Python programming language together. How this works and what exactly is planned. The Python programming language can be used in the Excel spreadsheet program in the future. Microsoft has published...

Kelly · 24 August · 37 · 2

Windows 11: Microsoft ends support for quite a few processors

Microsoft has updated the list of processors that are compatible with Windows 11. Some older models are now no longer supported. As the website "XDA-Developers" reports, Google has updated its list of Intel processors that are supported by Windows 11...

Jacob Enderson · 08 August · 53

The Decline of Google's Brand: Why Bard Struggles to Compete with ChatGPT

BARD SUCKS: Google Bard sucks or at least that seems to be the general opinion. Hating Bard definitely seems to be the popular thing. Twitter is literally filled with tweets mocking Bard for its failures and it’s no wonder why. From resorting to Bin...

Brown Wolf · 08 August · 64

Wild Xbox rumor: Microsoft is said to be working on new console

Is Microsoft working on a new Xbox? According to a new rumor, the company is currently working on another console model, with which Xbox would follow the example of the PlayStation 5. A new rumor has the Xbox community in an uproar. According to the...

Kelly · 07 August · 44

Inside the Mega Glitch: Unlocking Hidden Windows Functions with a Secret Microsoft Tool

This probably wasn't planned this way: During a so-called bug bash for Windows 11, Microsoft employees accidentally shared a link to the StagingTool, a program that is used internally at Microsoft to activate hidden features in Windows 11. Sometimes...

Kelly · 03 August · 82

Microsoft gives the Xbox a feature that no one expected

Microsoft has once again given the Xbox a new feature update - at least if you are part of the Xbox Insider Program. The patch allows you to map keyboard keys to your controller. How useful the feature is in practice is in the eye of the beholder. C...

Kelly · 28 July · 61

Meta, Amazon and Microsoft release open maps dataset

The Overture Maps Foundation is made up of high-profile tech companies and aims to make map data freely available. Now there is a first dataset. The Overture Maps Foundation has released its first open maps dataset. The dataset is intended to lay th...

Kelly · 27 July · 47

Worst Versions of Microsoft Windows Ever Released

Worst Versions of Microsoft Windows Ever Released Microsoft Windows has undoubtedly been one of the most popular operating systems in the world, with a significant impact on personal computing. Over the years, Windows has gone through various iterat...

JULIAN MAYA · 02 July · 62

Microsoft wants to move Windows 11 completely to the cloud

Based on Windows 365, Microsoft plans to run Windows 11 in the cloud. This is how Microsoft aims to provide the operating system with improved AI services more easily. In the enterprise sector, Windows has increasingly migrated to the cloud, where, f...

Kelly · 28 June · 49

ChatGPT becomes central part of Windows

Microsoft has already taken its first steps with artificial intelligence in Windows with a prominent placement of the new Bing search. But now ChatGPT is coming as a permanent part of the system. Windows is getting an AI co-pilot that sits firmly in...

Jacob Enderson · 23 May · 88

Google reveals its newest A.I. supercomputer, says it beats Nvidia

Google has unveiled an AI supercomputer that surpasses Nvidia’s systems in terms of both speed and efficiency. Google has been using its Tensor Processing Unit (TPU) chip for AI purposes since 2016, with a focus on internal use....

Muslim Hussain · 07 April · 95

Will There Be A Windows 12?

When Microsoft released Windows 10 in 2015, it was widely reported that the company was calling it the 'last version of Windows', leading to widespread confusion. In 2021, Microsoft proceeded to announce Windows 11, which turns out was actually promp...

Jacob Enderson · 07 February · 328 · 1