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Microsoft rips out 5.75 million inactive tenants, an eye-watering 730,000 unused applications, and 440,000 "resources" managed by legacy systems across its own estate.
Redmond admits it has "received customer reports of devices restarting multiple times or becoming irresponsive after trying to install the September 2024 non-security preview Windows update."
"I'd be more surprised to see the headline: Microsoft pushes out latest version of Windows, no issues detected."
Controversial feature that sparked a firestorm of criticism is back - only this time it's allegedly built with "security and privacy in mind".
National Security Agency joins with Five Eyes partners to issue urgent guidance on detecting and mitigating techniques that give attackers "the keys to the kingdom".
Redmond signs 20-year agreement to restart Three Mile Island's Unit 1 (TMI1) reactor more than 40 years after its sister suffered a catastrophic meltdown.
"One of the most significant security improvements in Azure history"
Anyone who doesn't want the Microsoft-owned social network and its "affiliates" to harvest their posts will have to open up settings and specifically opt out.
Redmond promises "more security capabilities to solution providers outside of kernel mode"