Windows 95 was what millions of PC owners were waiting for, and Microsoft was determined to make the most of it. In August 1995, I flew out to Redmond for ... in a way, this was perfect timing.

Microsoft has become a global behemoth, through chapters that have included Windows, phones, gaming, the cloud and a few tussles with the federal government.

Microsoft president's vision for Pacific Northwest: ‘Tomorrowland' everywhere (columbian.com) — Microsoft President Brad Smith envisions a transformative future for the Pacific Northwest, emphasizing ...

Microsoft's 2024 Giving Impact in Washington: $88M, 460K Volunteer Hours (425magazine.com) — Microsoft's Redmond-based ...

Redmondmag: Your upcoming session emphasizes the importance of theNIST 2.0 framework in Microsoft 365 security. Can you briefly explain why this framework is critical for incident response?

With 54,000 employees in the Puget Sound region, Microsoft's community investment has become integral to the company's identity.

As Microsoft is turning 50, and while it would be tempting to create a meme for each of its 50 years, that's a task even Copilot would find daunting; after all, Internet memes didn't exist 50 ...

A previously unknown trick lets you easily bypass using a Microsoft Account in Windows 11, just as Microsoft tries to make it harder to use local accounts. Since the release of Windows 11 ...

You keep paying for Word like it's Netflix… but why? Microsoft 365's monthly fees have quietly drained millions of wallets for years, and most people don’t even realize there’s a smarter option.

Where do you want to go today? – this was the iconic slogan onboarded by Microsoft way back in 1994. It’s part of a global campaign, that defined its trajectory in the mid to late 1990’s.